Wonderful direct and concise songs from
Andy on this album. Where in the past, there was more of an atmosphere and space set for songs that slowly sucked you in, this is more like watching him play live with an amazing band for a private show. The effect is equally compelling, and speaks deeply to that side of me that can’t get enough of those early 70’s Northern Cali folk groups that speak directly into your ear from their hearts with a gentle, but restless melody.

Amazing blend of 60's dream pop, 90's lofi, and early 2000's post rock. His most focused effort with brilliant melodies and arrangement. Best album of 2018 hands down!

The Pajo you know and love has returned with with most concise collection of songs. It's peaceful, yet jarring...and makes you want to hit play again to solidify the sounds in your mind. Lovely.

So much great stuff on this album. It's like the Grateful Dead stopped noodling and made a more folk influenced record, but more psych and less filler.

They return with an enigma of an album....less pop...more drone...but catchy in so many ways.

This album pulls back the Lo-Fi cassette sound of their prior releases without compromising the integrity of their style. Great songwriting and arrangements with lush strings and samples. It takes all the best elements of their early work and expands on the production to give the songs more depth. Highly recommended.

Great collection of songs. Has a more personal vibe and is more eclectic than some of the Unwound records. Might not be what you may expect from Trosper compared to Unwound or Survival Knife, but I was pleasantly surprised. Only track I didn't dig was the final one....the female singer just didn't really seem to fit in the mix or blend with Justin's voice. Still worth a listen for the stellar instrumentation.

With songs that still feel like Unwound, but could be a Stooges B-Side and contains some classically influenced guitar melodies. Plus it hits hard in surprising places, gets a bit prog-metal almost. Suggest listing to the whole album to get a feel, somehow it all works. The track Cut the Quick could have belonged on any Unwound record. I choose Heaven Has No Eyes because its seems to be the most pure form of all elements of the elements of the band.

love the last 4 minutes of side 1. great if you love any instrumental post rock with folk leanings. Think Pullman or Idyll Swords.