I remember coming home to hear the boys practice in the garage out back. goodtimes... this album has been added to my main rotation here in Austria. The land of beer, wurst, and wine hasn't heard sounds like this before and it fits in. :)

Seattle is full of post-punk "retro" kids trying to rehash a time well before they were born, and uptight emo/beatnick/richkid bands that make you want to move to Belltown and start yet another depressing coffee house where they can house your other friends acoustic masterbatory audio misgivings. KL5 is NEITHER of those. This record has more styles of rock than any of the radio stations in the NW, and they do them all well. From Track One until the end it's a roller coaster ride of emotion, thought and just good music. It's nothing new (not by a long shot), in fact you can probably easily name any of the bands they got their inspiration from when you hear 30 seconds of any track. However, they do what they do well and it never gets old. Buy this CD, you'll find it becomes a mainstay in your CD player, guarantee'd.