Taking into account that Deep Elm Records progresses a fair amount of experimental and folk rock bands, I wasn't as surprised when I was put next to this rippling water themed music. It was rough yet serene but something about it kept me listening. It has that feel good vibe tucked into it in almost every curve. The vocals seemed to be fusions of calming masculine voices mixed with a harmonious female voice making it balanced. While the guitars and drums, while unique, seemed to come off has "comatose" or sluggish. This may or may not be good for you.

   I applaud the original feel that almost pours effortlessly from their sound, which shows how a record that isn't produced with a Hollywood budget can further your musical pallet. As I was listening I could picture it being on a movie soundtrack for a montage where a character is thinking about a dilemma they are having and which side they choose. Sleepy music that has an upbeat feel to it and some creepy vocals that will hypnotize your ears.

   The subtle yet apparent symbols of "Light" came through with sounds effects, piano, and acoustic guitars that almost projected the thought of light into your head from just hearing it. It was crazy how well they could cross the mediums of sight and hearing with it. "Summer's End" seems so rich in sound and development. With echoing guitars, a generally pleasant disposition, and pillow soft vocals really makes this part of your dream's soundtrack.