Though imperfect, Hill's intensifying sonic clarity presents the Babies as a group that still believes in rock'n'roll as a powerful language, one that can help sort out mortal complexities and say something about the way we live.
What really makes Our House on the Hill an impressive leap for the group is the greater sense of diversity in songwriting seen throughout the album.
The Babies bottled the lightning of a fertile songwriting partnership on their debut, and with this followup they seem to have fleshed out their sound as a band.
A sophomore effort that sounds largely indistinguishable from the debut in its strengths and weaknesses.
Creo que es un álbum de garage rock diferente, este no se acerca al punk como la mayoría, es relajado y bastante bonito.