This song puts me in the best mood
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Blasting forward with a chunky, guitar-driven slab of modern rock precision and fierce pop sensibilities, here is a band that fully realizes their vision on their full-length debut, melding infectious hooks with tight production.  A dazzling display of vocal harmonies enrich the listening experience, brought to life with various instrumentation (pianos, cello, acoustic guitars) which expand their bare-bones rock attack into an elaborate production, but one that doesn't sound forced or labored.  Quite the contrary, the record's accomplishments feel natural, documenting a band that took their time making a record they could be proud of, and having fun while doing so.
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I like the style of alternative rock this band has. I'm 42 years old and my teenage kids love this CD from Odds Against Tomorrow too. As well as all their freinds. My 16 year old son thinks this CD is a cross between Weezer and Red Hot Chili Peppers. Both bands we like a lot.
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This Portland, Oregon native band united in 2003 and after adding Matt Souther (Baseboard Heaters) to their lineup was ready to start writing. Odds Against Tomorrow has compiled a repertoire of 20 songs since their formation and selected 12 to headline on their debut album Nights. Not. End. 

OAT offers a light rock sound that is upbeat and lighthearted. Higgins is the highlight of the band with his clean guitars and edgy voice that has a Jimmy Eat World bend to it. The back-up vocals from the band provide nice harmonies and blend well behind Higgins. Scott Georgis is strong on his guitar and works with Daniel Madley (drums) to add the extra spice that gives OAT it’s flair. Madley expertly uses rhythms to his advantage and maintains an even balance between the instruments at his disposal. They are a simple band and use their abilities to the fullest to create a songs that posses style not unlike Coldplay. 

OAT has a good sound that is easy to get into and is catchy. They offer an easy sound vocally and instrumentally and I enjoyed them. They had tuning issues on a few tracks but overlooking that were pretty solid. OAT is worth keeping track of for future albums. 
Key track: Breathe Easy
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