There has been a big movement toward roots music in the last decade or so. I have to wonder if it's a response to the over-production of so much modern pop music. In any event, this EP clearly fits into that movement. There is a lot of folk music, country and bluegrass here, along with a bit of rock. This is quite effective and tastefully eclectic, too.

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The title track has a cool groove that's based in roots music with an alternative edge. I love the backing vocals on the number. The banjo brings something special to it, too. I also like the pedal steel guitar. You have to love a song that includes the word "nomenclature" in its lyrics.