Virginian John Mills and 3 of his closest friends combined graceful acoustic textures with bursts of electric inspiration to create a recording that has been called a "grainy, natural feel that has not been so well captured since AM/FM's Audiot." Crafted with intricate progressions and "sneaky momentums," this first effort delivers a cold-cock of honest emotion. Songs Through Screen Doors is a five song EP that brings summer soul back while earnestly capturing the "sweeping intelligence and tightly bridled complexity that graced so many beloved Built To Spill albums." Mills doesn't seem to mind being compared to other bands, and with such noted company as REM, Wilco and My Morning Jacket, why would he?