Yawning Pines We Met (IAmSound Records 2015)

 

   Sounded calmly like the perfect soundtrack for the losses timing you've ever had in this life or the past, the tied harmony showing an exact sadness or the regret burnt out as the ashes of your lover thrown away out to the vast wavy sea of uncertainty and the latter days disguising up as the colorful fake dreams ready to destroying all of your hopes and wishes down but not too darn worry cause Lord Huron is here. The Los Angeles Folk-Rock Indie group that trying to sounded like an ordinary musicians with no hesitations to shoving thus semi-politic feelings and hidden messages behind their lyrics - honest and naive but once again not silly but stronger; as one and the rest of the patient audiences shall discovers through the group's awesome recording Strange Trails with the quartet Ben Schneider, Mark Barry, Miguel Briseno and Tom Renaud resting their strength by bringing these powerful self-written confessions on the tracks such as Until The Night Turns, La Belle Fleur Sauvage, Meet Me in the Woods, Fool for Love and Louisa - just like the new version of the marriage of either Dylan's Music with the later on Alternative masterpieces from Gin Blossoms in slower motion and Toad with his Sprockets melodious Pacific-North's representations.
   Maybe everyone needs to bring this album on their pocket cause after hearing this you'll never going to loose again in everything.

Listening to this album as wasting your time for the sun to set as well ...


Strange Trails:
https://youtu.be/WiwWgN5O3WQ