Album detail
The band has self released 6 full length albums and three EP's.
"Learning By Musical Montage" garnered regional acclaim and was ranked the third best Gainesville album of 2004 by gainesvillebands.com. [4]
2005's "Forgetting To Wake Up" also ranked in the top 10 albums according to the Gainesville Sun [5] and charted on several national independent/college radio stations, peaking at #1 on WBUL Tampa.
"Monkeys to Men" was released in 2006 as a B-Sides and Rarities collection.
2007's "Through the Belly of the Sea" (self described as the world's first choose your own adventure album) [6] was released to international acclaim. A selection from the album was used by MTV's The Real World Sydney [7] and following the pace set by "Forgetting," the album charted nationally.
2009's "Sincerely, Severely" was also released to international acclaim, including a 4 star rating from All Music Guide [3] 6 songs from the album were selected by GQ for use on their website [8] The album is the band's longest album to date.
2010's "We Are Angular And Beautiful" is an EP containing six songs recorded during the Sincerely, Severely sessions. It is available for download on the band's website.
2011's "Basso Profundo" was released digitally and on USB format only. The bonus EP is available through the hard copy USB format only.
2013's "Bôa Noite" is the band's most ambitious effort, featuring many songs with full classical orchestration. The album was early-released complete with a custom space show at the Kika Silva Pla Planetarium in Gainesville, FL. The album is scheduled for full release on May 21, 2013.
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