Jim is notable for stitching great melodies to twilight-zone lyrics with She’s Dead,” “Someday Cafe (the dance mix),” and the hilarious “At the Funeral.”
It shows anti-social tendencies and appears disconnected from its surroundings. However, considering the nature of its surroundings, this a good thing.
The melodies are addictive, flashy guitar solos are replaced by phase-shifting stretchy chords that provide an overall thick and powerfully atmospheric sound.
Whale songs are beautiful and mysterious, but what if whales are responding to a rhythm that humans can’t sense, and what if whales had access to samplers?