Album Notes

"Masters of their doamin, veering from lushly orchestrated Pet Sounds pastorales to Syd Barrett-era Pink Floyd forays through the depths of inner and outer space."
-Chicago Sun-Times

"These guys are from Chicago and apparently home-recorded the album, which is amazing, as they have layered harmony vocals, blasts of Brian May-style guitar and production values that suggest long and intricate studio work. What separates them from most pop bands is their Beatlesque sense of melody -– which comes in snatches, a background vocal line or guitar riff, rather than overwhelming their general sound. Actually, for some odd reason, the album feels (although does not sound) a lot like George Harrison’s “All Things Must Pass” album, meaning textured, but also organic. A beautiful piece of work."
-NY Press