There is a Dreamers of the Ghetto connection here, although i'm not sure exactly what it is, so this album immediately got my attention. On first playing it i was immediately struck with the quality of the songwriting and the restraint shown by the rhythm section. These songs could've worked well as faster paced rockers but the sense of restraint gives the songs ample room to weave their way into your head - and for this EDM should be commended. Occasionally they remind me of early Wilco but then this is only when they're not producing absolutely beautiful stretches of music like the truly lovely 'Open Bar' which, to be frank, Jeff Tweedy would've killed to have written. So, in short, when they're not really trying too hard they remind me of Wilco. High praise indeed.