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Here's an awesome album for floating around back country roads in an old Volvo station wagon. This is folk-based pop music that's meditative, fun, and deliriously repetitive. If you've never heard the Fruit Bats, imagine a less ambitious version of the Shins, a well-worn copy of American Beauty replacing Seventeen Seconds on the turntable, and you're pretty close. If you're a devotee, you should know that Gillian Lisee is not on this record. In her stead we have Dan Strack, who played with principal singer-songwriter Eric Johnson in the poorly named but excellent band I, Rowboat. Spelled is a minor shift towards bigger things: the themes are more cosmic and the music sounds less like the product of bedroom strumming than before. "Earthquake of '73," "Lives of Crime" and "Born in the �70s" � these are big, beautiful, elegiac songs. Stick �em in a popular romantic comedy and watch this band become household names. �Mike McGonigal

1. "Lives of Crime" � 3:53
2. "Silent Life" � 3:12
3. "TV Waves" � 3:43
4. "Canyon Girl" � 2:41
5. "Born in the '70s" � 3:08
6. "Legs of Bees" � 4:03
7. "The Earthquake of '73" � 3:20
8. "Traveler's Song" � 2:48
9. "The Wind That Blew My Heart Away" � 2:43
10. "Spelled in Bones" � 3:44
11. "Everyday That We Wake Up It's a Beautiful Day" � 2:26


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