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Ida's sound shares much of what makes Mitchell's kid's albums endearing - eloquent lyrics, sincerity, and classic folk-song structures.
Ida have produced one of their strongest efforts to date.
[T]he album's most inspired moment may, in fact, be "See The Stars," a sweet, romantic waltz whose soulful sense of majesty suggests what Ida's Big Pink might have sounded like.
Drawing from their influences of folk, rock, blues, and world music, the lush instrumentation creates soundscapes that go from thick to thin in the blink of an eye, yet not frenetic in any way. Well-placed vocals, guitars, basses, drums, violins, and percussion all subtly add to the over all lo-fi but beautiful sound.
Instead of firing a cannonball, Ida incites a painfully slow wade into the rewarding complexity and thoughtful content of its often minimalist compositions.
