Title: Whoa daddy
Product review: This stuff is toooooo hip. Riding the line between the satirical and the sincere. Similar sensibility to Ween or Cake, but with a hip jazz flavor. Much of it is very funny. Many of the songs deal with the creation of tough exterior shells to protect something scary and vulnerable at the core--surface vs. what lurks underneath. Even the songs that could be taken as sincere have an almost tongue in cheek tone about them. The instrumentation is sophisticated and knowing. The obviously satirical songs make use of genres ranging from jazz to psychedelic but without really dipping into parody. But for all that, it just sounds great. The only crime here is that there is not more of it.
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