Boy was the Americana detail an understatement. At first glance, you could almost set the first song to some episodes of the wonder years. (obviously more upbeat then Joe Cockers "With a Little Help from My Friends" but you get the idea.) Just a warning to some, this is filled to the top with pseudo country/folk tracks that sing along with twangy twilight guitars and indie spoken word sections. If you enjoy acoustics then you will also be in for a treat when listening to "West Texas" because it seems to have an abundance of them, and they chime together with the effects ridden guitars for some remarkable and balanced listens.

   Of course when I said "warnings" earlier, I mentioned it because I know that their are people out their that have a hard time swallowing an alt-country/folk mixture and normally I would be with them but Sleepercar seems to tight rope walk the line between passable and memorable enough to warrant mention. Now you may ask yourself, "Hey Pernell, how dare you have the right to pass over a band because of their genre?" Well I don't, I give it a fair listen and if I like it and I think people will like it, I give it some sexy word of mouth. That is the way I feel about these guys. They were able to make an album that plays with heart and also has a southern comfort vibe melting from it that should be heard.