This is a beautiful album. Laughing City starts out with the innocent "I wasn't Prepared" and ends strong with the lovely harmonies on the title track.
What I like about this band is that their lyrics are so innocent and calming. Their songs talk about being rejected, not caring what people think, and holding on the the ones you love. Some of the songs might take a few days to grow on you, but I love them all now. When I first got this EP, I only liked the first three songs, but I've grown to love every single one.
If you can find this out of print record, pick it up. Otherwise, you'll miss out on truly beautiful songs like "Treetops" and "Over The Mountains."
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