From the softest, most gentle campfire songs to the stringed wall-of-sound rock ensemble, "Let Us Garlands Bring" glides easily, without pause, across a many-layered terrain, like a film projected against a stucco wall just left of the steer-skull and under the Christmas lights; while a feud breaks out at the family reunion, the band plays on, stonefaced and unaffected in the most committed way. It's the stuff of real human drama. Frontman Dan Burton delivers his songs in his slightly affected, though nonc...   [ read more ]

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