I love the bass on this. The cut has a cool roots music Americana vibe to it. There is a great bluesy groove here. This is such a great tune and excellent opener. 

While this is still a slow moving and fairly understated sound, the enhanced electric guitar and other elements bring the arrangement up a little from the previous tune. The track has a lot of Americana in the mix. It almost leans toward shoegaze, alternative rock, rather than the more bluesy elements of the opener.

Another slow moving, retro styled piece of Americana is the agenda here.

Essentially a folk rock tune, this has a lot of style. The female backing vocals are tasty. The whole tune works well. It isn’t a huge departure from anything else here, though.

Now, this track does bring some change. It’s bluesy. It’s also more rocking. The tempo is still pretty slow, though. There are hints of an almost space rock element to this cut. I’d consider this to be one of the highlights of the disc.

Now, we get a slow moving, country style to it. While it does bring a change in terms of sounds and leanings, it’s not a big change otherwise. It doesn’t work as well as some of the others for me.

I dig the electric guitar soloing on this. The tune has a little bit of an rocking element, but also plenty of roots music.

This is more of a stripped back folk tune. It’s a solid number with plenty of acoustic roots elements. It’s just that the formula is really wearing thin by this point.

Another that’s more of the same through much of its run, the instrumental break really elevates this one. It has some cool piano work and jamming and a nice energy. The electric guitar beyond that point is quite strong, too.

Now, this bouncy number does bring some much needed change. I love the guitar work on the tune, and it does feel a bit up-tempo from the rest of the album. The instrumental break brings some bluesy jazz vibes to bear.