The Witch Hazel Sound's latest creation inhabits a mystical, mythical

fourth dimension, recalling eras past yet shot through with a

fractal-fractured future still shimmering in the wings? A more intimate

and earthy affair than their previous releases, it seems that rather than

being bundled up in their varied influences, in this breath The Witch Hazel

Sound have found themselves in their music. Yet for all the close-up

connection it is still a grand collection of blessed baroque-pop,

crystalline psychedelia, cozy 70s AM radio verisimilitude and winsome

space-folk, infused with ether-worldly atmospheres. While names like Brian

Wilson and Van Dyk Parks, Arthur Lee and Phil Spector are fully suitable

touchstones, there are the modern equivalents as well, like Mercury Rev and

Grandaddy, The Lassie Foundation and Kingsbury Manx? Previous and

critically acclaimed Flydaddy and Camera Obscura releases charted an

evolution, ?This World, Then the Fireworks?' is The Witch Hazel Sound's

epic revolution.