There's No Home

General | Jul 2007

Reviews

Craig Matsumoto
Reviewed 2008-01-13

Folky guitar pop with an "outsider" feel. Stringy, spare guitars and shaky male vocals, often a downcast mood. It gets twangy, but it's not "country" -- there's a more exploratory air than that. You won't be hearing these guys on Prairie Home Companion (in fact, Hunter's worked with Devendra Banhart).

1- Lightly charming
2- Midtempo pop; jerky rhythm
3- Twangy, slowish
4- Mid/fast strumming
5- Harplike, gentle, slow. "Ahhh" vocals.
6- Spacey tones: Short interlude
7- Folky finger picking, mid/fast. Slide guitar solo @ end
8- Campfire group vocal, folky strumming
9- Dark and lurking, mid/fast
10- Small interlude
11- Upbeat! Midtempo strum.
12- Downcast indie rock, slowish clockwork beat.
13- Swaying, sad midtempo
14- Minor key mid/fast, staccato dark vocal
15- *FCC* "full of shit" ... Echoey, drifting

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Charting

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Mar 30	1
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Track listing

	1.	Palms
	2.	Babies
	3.	Valkyries
	4.	Vultures
	5.	Movies
	6.	(Guitar)
	7.	Regardless
	8.	Bird
	9.	Pinnacle
	10.	(Guitar)
	11.	Oracle
	12.	Recess
	13.	Sirens
	14.	Sleep
	15.	There's No Home