SuicideSouvenir

Obscenely overlooked dark indie folk near masterpiece...poetic, challenging lyrics and melancholy soundscapes

With an already impressive catalog to his name, Timothy Showalter somehow manages to release the best album of his career. Brilliantly balancing the melancholy and celebratory, In Heaven elevates Strand of Oaks to a tier all its own.

With his debut, it becomes readily apparent who's truly responsible for his sister's success. Brilliant songwriter album with clever lyrics and an impressively unexpected depth...Billie better do whatever she needs to in order to keep her far more talented brother happy.

Pensive, poetic contemplation of cultural declination set to melancholy, and occasionally wistful, instrumentation that has a direct parallel to Death Cab for Cutie's best moments.