Leave Here A Stranger is Starflyer 59's third album since their major style shift. Take The Fashion Focus and Everybody Makes Mistakes, fuse them together, add a little bit of moody synths, echoes, and beautiful melodies, and you get Leave Here A Stranger.
From the '70s oriented opener "All My Friends Who Play Guitar," to the super catchy tune of "When I Learn To Sing," and from the more up beat "This I Don't Need," to the beauty of the closer "Your Company," SF59 offers the music industry all that originality it lacks.
Leave Here A Stranger is probably their album with the most unique arrangements and sounds. Rich in experimentation and originality. This one is a keeper!
JFH Reader Review: Review date: 8/25/08, written by Christopher Ryan Warman for Jesusfreakhideout.com
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