Saturday Looks Good to Me is a Detroit pop band in every sense of the phrase. Led by songwriter, producer, and multi-instrumentalist Fred Thomas (once or present member of HIS NAME IS ALIVE, FLASHPAPR, LOVESICK, etc.), SLGTM's songs bring to mind the lo-fi yet jam-packed production styles of Phil Spector, Joe Meek, and Motown's Berry Gordy, the dense arrangements of Brian Wilson, Left Banke, Love, early Rolling Stones, and '60s girl groups. Specifically placed string sections, horns, bells, and strange percussion sounds reflect off warm soul rhythms or electrifying pop songs, overflowing with claustrophobic melodies and an unmistakable AM radio vibe. The music is brand new and eerily familiar at the same time. The end result is a classic pop record -- the rare type of music that inspires immediate intrigue and spontaneous dance parties, staying on repeat and stuck in your head for months at a time. A huge cast of friends and musicians lent their talents to the making of this album, including guests like Ted Leo, Tara Jane O'Neil, Jessica Bailiff, members of Ida, Secret Stars, His Name Is Alive, and others.