Megafaun

"It represents a fluidness, a trust and serves as a gesture to a type of music that we all grew up listening to," writes Megafaun member Brad Cook of the new album's opening track "Real Slow." Like Megafaun walking on a stage in a dark and crowded venue, igniting the crowd with a smile and as strum of the guitar, "Real Slow" opens the door and invites you in. You'll hear a lot of stories listening to the album – from "These Words" and its journey of creation from Bali to South Carolina to California, to "Hope You Know" and its roots in Wisconsin, where the band grew up together and where they returned to record the album. Like the greatest albums of our time Megafaun is a true reflection of its creators – but there's room in that mirror for the rest of us.