Fruit Bats - Spelled in Bones

Around the release of Mouthfuls, Harp magazine described the Fruit Bats as residing somewhere on a continuum between Califone and the Shins, combining "... The latter's widescreen vision with the former's melodic knack to create something at once familiar and new." This is Eric Johnson's enlightened Romantic opus - in the 18th century English literary sense of the term. With an emphasis on the bigger picture of life as it relates to nature's organic relationship to man and irrational, spontaneous moments of beauty and rebirth, 'Spelled in Bones' proffers warm, thoughtful, bittersweet pop that's as hopeful as it is curious. Sub Pop. 2005.

1) Lives of Crime
2) Silent Life
3) TV Waves
4) Canyon Girl
5) Born in the '70S
6) Legs of Bees
7) The Earthquake of '73
8) Traveler's Song
9) The Wind That Blew My Heart Away
10) Spelled in Bones
11) Everyday That We Wake Up It's a Beautiful Day