Title: More Than Good, They're Great
Product review: The Twigs are a sister act, and a very high-energy one. They write beautiful songs with haunting words and catchy tunes, performed in exquisite harmonies. This is their second album, and it features some fun techno-sound-effects, possibly reflecting their move from Chicago to LA. Their cover of the old Kinks hit, All Day And All Of The Night, trembles with passion and is itself worth the price of the CD. "Mrs. Green" is sort of a social-commentary folk song about a sensitive caring man who abandons a woman and child. "Surrender" seems to reflect a bit of Eastern religion. "Hello" is a mysterious song about reaching out to an intimate who is growing apart. "It's Alright" is an exuberant song of love.
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