And I don't mean overdriven thumpa thumpa, or Claypoolian displays of virtuosity - nice melodic bass lines that are in the forefront of the mix. Unwed Sailor plays tight, upbeat instrumentals that are well-paced (most songs are around the 4-6 minute range). Ford's bass playing is a real treat, as it often take the lead melodic role in the songs - check out Ruby's Wishes or The House of Hopes, Dreams and Wishes for a good sampling of their sound.
put it on while you're driving it is very beutiful. this album remains while very many shift out. this album changed the way I looked at christianity. they can convey a sort of spirituality without words that so many others, with so many words, lack. well done boys.
I've owned the album for roughly 5 years, and despite its somewhat rough recording quality it has effortlessly entrenched itself in my life as one of my favorite records. I come back to it time and time again for its unpretentious beauty. I actually think this record is far more sincere than those of better known bands like EITS. This record is just really joyous and charming. Pure music, no posturing.
It's an instrumental album by a group composed of various indy artists. Ruby's Wishes is a standout, though I prefer the earlier version from Firecracker.
haven't heard the whole album, but i like the song called the house of hopes and dreams and wishes...get this! no lyrics but for some reason i like it
