Lost in the Trees tells a gut-wrenchingly beautiful story in their third album A Church That Fits Our Needs. Ari Picker's distinctive voice floats through stanzas of ambitious poetry as the gentle harmonies and powerful instrumentals add emotion to the story. Stanzas become days, days become chapters, chapters become a novel most people would let collect dust in a closet, but Picker flaunts it. Exposing pages of death, cancer, and suicide as a bittersweet work of art, leaving listeners fulfilled yet asking for more.
I'm biased towards Lost In The Trees being nothing short of gods at what they do, but A Church That Fits Our Needs has left me dazed. I feel it is a step above their previous two albums I may be alone in this since their sophomore album All Alone In An Empty House is loved by their fan base. Decide for yourself, here's the video for Red directed by the band. Don't forget to catch Lost In The Trees as they tour promoting their newest album this spring.
Sounds like a 5.0 not 4.6! What gives?
I agree with anonymous. I've had this album on repeat for the last week, it is so good! Lost In The Trees was my favorite discovery at SXSW last year. I bought both of their albums and love Time Taunts Me and All Alone In An Empty House, but the new album takes it up a notch. The songs are beautiful, yet haunting. Ari sounds amazing, so smooth. Oh, and I love Emma's voice a lot. More Emma! Definitely one of the top 10 albums of 2012.
One of my favorite albums for 2012 as well. Just beautiful.
I am here to enjoy such a nice album. I bought both of their albums and adulation Time Taunts Me and All Alone In An Empty House, but the new anthology takes it up a notch. The songs are beautiful, yet haunting. Nice experience to watch this album.