Title: Heights Of Abraham - Electric Hush
Product review: The Heights of Abraham's second album, Electric Hush, isn't quite as catchy or poppy as their first, Humidity, but it's a strong album in its own right. Instead of pop songs, they create longer, more ambient tracks. "High Time," for example, is an extended track at drifts along at its own leisure, like smoke on the wind. There's also, on the whole, much less singing by Jake Harries and more use of his voice as texture instead. "What's the Number" drifts off into the atmosphere and "Olive Branching" gets back to earth with a house beat. "E.V.A." is about as blissful as you can get, and "Make Love" casts an ambient glow before it chugs into business. Even if Electric Hush is not as immediately engaging as Humidity, it's worthwhile in its own regard.
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