Album Notes

Might Could tries to entertain listeners by creating and performing songs with rhythmically interesting, tight, and neatly interlocking parts. We aim to serve as a contrast to guitar albums filled with endless soloing. People have told us our songs seem to draw from influences ranging from heavy metal to progressive rock to jazz, and we've been compared to King Crimson, the California Guitar Trio, Steve Morse, Michael Hedges, Megadeth, and Béla Bartók. The lineup consists of Andy Tillotson, Tim McCaskey, and Aaron Geller on guitar, with Luis Nasser on bass detail.

"Wood Knot" is their second album. Although the writing style and "attitude" behind the CD is similar to their first release, the songs are often longer and more fully developed. Also, the band used a live mic in mixing, creating a fuller acoustic sound.

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Press:

From Bob Mulvey, at the Dutch Progressive Rock Page: "I'm finding it nigh on impossible to offer a helpful, all encompassing sentence or paragraph to capture the essence of Might Could's music. To me it is a veritable potpourri of ideas that together make a rather pleasant aroma. Frippian intricacies mixed in with Beatlesesque pop sensibilities. Music that is as complex as Yes or Jethro Tull in their prime and all accomplished without drums, a flute, keyboards or an electric guitar."
(Full review: http://www.dprp.net/reviews/200807.php#might)

From Olav Bjornsen, progressor.net: "All the pieces come across as strong, and certainly above average in terms of performance as well as containing fascinating elements and intriguing melodies, with some moments of pure brilliance." (Full review: http://progressor.net/review/might_could_2007.html)