Pop · 2010 · 10 tracks · 45m

The Fall of 1960

A warm, live-recorded blend of 1960s West Coast pop and 1990s college rock, enriched with banjo, mandolin, and bittersweet vocal harmonies.

April 9, 2010

A warm, autumnal nostalgia that balances sunny melodies with a gentle, wistful sadness.

Tracklist · 10 Tracks · 45m

01

A Great Day

3:15

02

Leave No Trace

3:10

03

Carved in the Bark

4:22

04

The Night Before the Wedding

4:06

05

Yes Man

3:25

06

Rain Turns Into Hail (and Then the Sun)

4:28

07

Kim the Dishwasher

4:27

08

The Fall of 1960

5:04

09

The Richest Dumbass in the World

2:52

10

Open Letter to an Alpine Marmot

10:41

Moments Worth Listening For

The sudden, bright burst of glockenspiel and acoustic guitar that cuts through the opening of Carved in the Bark.

The slow, sprawling ten-minute build of Open Letter to an Alpine Marmot, where the band stretches their indie-pop boundaries into a mini-epic.

The lush, multi-part vocal harmonies that elevate the chorus of Leave No Trace into a sun-drenched anthem.

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