Rustic, bucolic, nostalgic, pastoral--all synonymous, and perhaps redundant, ways of saying what a beautiful and carefree piece of art work this album is. It suggests a sense of the band's comfort in their own, musical skin--a definite mark of artistic integrity and maturity.

a truly cathartic experience--one suggestive of the whole range of human emotion, without sounding forced or trite

Slightly drifting and wonderful for it.

the album packs enough youthful vigor to nullify any possible pretension. the drumming and strumming here is the real catch.

could easily be dismissed as a boring listen, yet truly inspired with depth both musically and emotionally

infused with jazz elements. comparable to Do Make Say Think, but more ambient. Includes Dan Grody of Tarental.

much more interesting than "One Day... ." The added help of Sigur Ros members does well to make an evocative piece. Equally melancholic and uplifiting.

initially, a boring listen. but with some patience, you will see how music can create and permeate the atmosphere.

Some songs could use some expansion and further sonic exploration, but intriguing all the same. Folk rock meets electronica meets hip-hop.

evocative, melancholic, and inspiring. a definite sense of movement. a masterwork from the king of jazz fusion.

Blissed out, instrumental rock with a steady but interesting build, break, recover formula.

A true time capsule in the history of hip-hop, pop rock, and electronica. Heavy on the beats with various sonic layers to set up a truly ethereal experience.

Loops of rhythmic genius. This is beautifully crafted song-work--nostalgic, happy, and uplifting.