The Tea House

Veteran journalist David Corn—Washington Bureau Chief for Mother Jones magazine and New York Times bestselling author of …

Inside the package of music there is nothing to suggest standard, instead the songs written by Jorn and Ole Johannes Aleskaer add deep introspection to the pop culture the band inhabits, it is enough to feel the tension of expanding the horizon in what could be described as a sequel, but one in which takes a darker, yet illuminating, turn. The album also benefits greatly with the collective reading of Everything But The Girl’s Tracey Thorn’s poetic journey of By Piccadilly Station I Sat Down And Wept. It is with this inclusion embedded into the Loch Ness Mouse psyche that songs such as Dee C. Lee, Hayland, Simple Song For A Suzuki, Unwarranted and Evelyn reach out and touch the listener, searching for an ear that knows that the artist must have integrity to succeed.