Grow

The latest from Little Wings is meant by creator/founder Kyle Field as a candy bar-sized bite chunk of musical wisperia, a taste of Little Wings between meals, the scent of trouble on a misty day, the foghorn blowing through the night. The last Little Wings album, Magic Wand attempted to refine high realism. It succeeded, and now Kyle Field can go back to his experiments in the realm of the absurd, bizarre and transitional. There are interviews with random characters and the buzz of delight interspersed between the songs, which begin and end in outer space. The Philadelphia Weekly said, 'Let those who bristle at the uniquely American brand of sincerity started ostensibly by Walt Whitman and handed from man to man right up to Jonathan Richman and Jeffrey Lebowski (you think he's fictional, but he's not) and David Berman beware. For it is this kind of sincerity -- a breezy acceptance of the world in all its damaged glory but still possessing secret wonders in the simplest falling leaves or teary kisses -- that embraces all that it is to live should you choose to accept it. The Tribe of Awestruck Wonderment can now count freaky-ass stoner boy Kyle Field and his Little Wings as one of its silently but steadily growing crew.'