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David Wilson and the Summer Husbands Jersey City, New Jersey
These songs here are contemplative, often quiet, probably best listened to alone, probably best listened to late at night. They obsess over lots of things, but mostly the passage of time. They look back to where we came from and wonder how we ended up where we are. Occasionally they wonder where we are going. ... more
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