REVIEW: Future of Forestry “Twilight” (S101)

December 29th, 2006 | Reviews | Source: Suite101 (78)

There is much to like about “Twilight,” the debut album from San Diego quartet Future of Forestry. Already a West Coast staple, look for them to hit big with “Twilight.” Their unique name is cribbed from a C.S. Lewis poem, originally penned as an environmental warning. But frontman Eric Owyoung references it to address our need for beauty, a commodity lavishly supplied by the deeply ambient and creative songs of “Twilight.” […read more]

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