Safe As Milk

I was pretty excited to get this one when it came out. I first heard the band via videos on Subterranean from their last album, “Love And Distance“.

I was disappointed when the new album, “Keep Your Eyes Ahead“, didn’t sound as good to me. I read up on what the story was and it turns out that “Love And Distance” was a departure from their sound and that the new one was a move back to why people liked them so much. I guess I just caught them at the wrong time.

Shed Your Love is a nice little (kinda) folky song. It’s the one I like best after a number of listens through the album.

And so you have an idea about what I like from these guys, here’s the video for “Everyone Knows Everyone”, from “Love And Distance”