For Tomorrow (2010 Edition)

A beautful, warm, comforting, delightful aroma from this pop,rock,indie,new wave electronic album with great female and male vocals to highten the senses and send your brain and body into a lovely warm place to rest, savour and totally enjoy listening to this fantastic, captivating ace of an album in general.

First, the cover. Its look pro all right, but not interesting. Second, the lyrics. Not bad, but nothing special as well. Third, the music genre. If you're looking for a fresh idea, well... this album offer a little. Even the song variation is very little, you might get bored near the end of this album.

So what's the good parts ?. First, the album recording is great. Added with the fact that the vocalists have good voice, it makes certain songs ('Ume', 'Värnhem' and 'The Commonfield') sounds great. Second, except for the boring parts, this album has no real weakness as well. Third, well its free.

My recommendation to a fellow music lovers, pick your favorite tracks, and don't try to listen the whole album in one sitting. For Emerald Park, you have potentials. A great potential actually. Keep up the good work, and hopefully the next album is free as well.

Extremely high quality song-writing and production, with a perfect mix of pop, indie, rock, wave and electro, melted with great taste. It would be nice reading the lyrics.

In this album, Emerald Park lays the smack down, deliver high quality instrumentation, song-writing and production values. The tunes also have a nice retro vibe to them, whilst managing to completely avoid the suck factor seen in the likes of College and Surf Rock. All in all, a great introduction to a talented band that you'll no doubt love if you are a fan of groups such as Seldon Plan.

Do you guys ever plan to release your music under a more permissive license? An example would be cc-by-sa, where people can use you music commercially, but their work must be distributed under the same license.