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Splendid E-zine reviews: Jason Falkner (434 words) |
 | Falkner's vocals are remniscent of Matthew Sweet, but somehow his accents are flatter and his voice is a shade deeper, which is definitely an improvement. |
| Falkner's themes aren't complex, and -- as befits an album of four-track recordings -- there's no unifying lyrical concept to tie the album up in a tidy package; it's a record of heartbreak and misunderstandings...your typical pop song fare. |
| Falkner keeps his instrumentation basic, too; guitars, bass, drums, occasional synth (in "She's Not the Enemy"), a steel-belly (in "Road Kill Blues") and one funky wind instrument that sounds like a bassoon ("Song for Her"). |
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