This follow-up to the band’s successful debut release, 40 on a Fall Day, finds Francine at their most innovative, moody, and addictive. Producer John Dragonetti brings to Francine the textured, mod stylings that he developed in his own Jack Drag recordings.
“The album reestablishes [Clayton] Scoble as one of Boston’s most imaginative songwriters, and Francine -- a band bent on subverting the ordinary- as one of its most fetchingly idiosyncratic.”
- Jonathan Perry, The Boston Globe
“A real flair for constructing hum-inducing melodies... steeped in abundant and cavernous choruses. A band to keep tabs on for fans of Helium, Pavement and Guided by Voices.” -Bill Konig, CMJ. Standard Jewel Case.