A midstage in the evolution of their folk rock style between "The Other Shore" and previous albums like "Good Morning Magpie", "Red of Tooth and Claw", and "In Bocca al Lupo". Favorite track: Straight at the Sun.
While I wouldn't consider it as good as their later works, I think it's worth the listen to hear the foundation not only of their musical style but also the universe they have constructed around their albums.
