The young singer has a voice that sounds as though Bright Eyes' Conor Oberst were crossed with Cat Power.

Electropop may be the best descriptor of Pretty Good Dance Moves, though its organic flavor definitely provides a different edge.

As the broad style of influences may indicate, there is quite a variety of tunes on this EP.

Goss' voice is a bit too whiny and flat, and the music, unfortunately, often matches his pipes.

This is highly listenable, melodic folk rock that alternates between intimately recorded acoustic guitars and jangly pop.

This album would work better as a parody of singer/songwriters.

The strong melodies here, the pleasantly grounded singing and the sweet pedal steel work combine to make this a well-above-average platter.

The shadow of Ween hangs over their second release.

Vocal tracks contain enough heat without devolving into the atonal screaming more common to metal.

The Felice Brothers are a unique blend of Americana, alt-country, folk, rock and a touch of early Bob Dylan.

Serengeti conjures up a world of strange people living out strange lives, a world rife with woman problems, booze, and references to Chicago sports teams.

Each song drips with melancholy and introspection reminiscent of Neil Young in "Old Man."