Tight Knit

General | Feb 2009

Reviews

Alma Mahler
Reviewed 2009-03-08
Introspective, gentle folk, pop from SF-based group. Still primarily acoustic, but electronic instruments & effects are used, giving this, their 4th album, a more refined (polished?) sound. This album also has more early 70s rock elements than previous albums, and they are used well. FCC clear. All tracks are great.

1) * Dreamy folk with country flavor. Soft rolling drums.
2) * Real nice echo effects on guitar. Kinda Mark Knopfler style guitar work.
3) More energetic. Pop song about love (I know! For once).
4) Nicely stripped down – just guitar, voice, simple drums. Lyrics about moving, leaving, ending.
5) Finger picking acoustic guitar over ethereal synth backdrop.
6) Drum machine keeps a steady beat while Cabic sings of being worry-free. Sounds good.
7) * A lil’ rockin’ & super catchy. Check the beat & guitar work.
8) * Horns and clavinet make this one a real groove.
9) * Folksy shuffle with an exotic synth hook, and some shimmery stuff happening in the background.
10) Ambience with vocals & lolling guitar.

Recent airplay

Everyday
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Strictly Rule
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Strictly Rule
Lyric Ballads/Spider RaveMay 26, 2010
More Of This
Lyric Ballads/Spider RaveMay 05, 2010
Rolling Sea
The KnifeApr 16, 2010
Sister
Alma & Papa MahlerDec 18, 2009

Charting

2009-03-15 — 2009-05-17
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Track listing

1. Rolling Sea
2. Sister
3. Everyday
4. Through The Front Door
5. Down From Above
6. On The Other Side
7. More Of This
8. Another Reason To Go
9. Strictly Rule
10. At Forest Edge