This is really good! I don't listen to this sort of music (won't even know the genre tbh) but this has peaked my interest!

I like how there are subtle reverbed guitars in the back, at least I think so :s

one last song to download before boarding the plane thanks for posting, great song crafting here

Nice..great vocals..this reminds me of The Beatles meets The Jellyfish meets The Mommyheads

hey, thanks a lot, nick!

Im bad at saying things about music but this song is pretty much cool as heck. Im really digging the album artwork too.

thanks guys! HoM, Soundsmith.

like the vast melodic sound scape you created here . guitar sounds great.

Perfect track. And I agree to trasnmit, I thought I am listening to a very good early XTC song (when still a quartet with drummer)

glad i found this one. cool song.

thank you very much, SS

Completely agree with Bee. Very quirky and sparkly! I love you in this guise. Another great track.

hey thanks bethan

Such clever lyrics and I love the delivery. Cute and quirky! Great stuff!

thanks, OGW

Excellant and wonderfully zany!!

Thanks for your comments, Brett.

thanks, Corbin

dope

thanks a lot, WS!

Thanks, Wrinkled Shirt, Proods, and Guest. Very kind.

thanks, tryst and Seagull

The overall movement, how it seems to go from segment to segment, has an eerie, processional feeling to it. Great work.

Thanks, man.

thanks.

the string sound is wonderful, I think it could almost survive on its own.

One of your better tracks I've heard, I think. Very neon and chilly. Great choices through and through, keep it up.

This is great, the various textures play on top of each other nicely.

Thanks, Gary.

thanks sir.

thank you wrinkled shirt!

thanks, jip, glad you like it.

vocals and flute; all kinda fluttery and odd, I like it!

thanks, James!

thanks, Haltia

very gentle and breezy with a bit of an edge. Quality work.

wonderful and dreamy, perfect late-summer afternoon tune.

Beautiful, great textures.

Where are ya, man!? I need new material!

Thanks for the comments Gene, Nightmoth, Andrew and Merry Bear.