Debut-successor sees 'em newly armed with occasional horn sections and falsetto-builds to be reckoned with, but chirpily crusading against civil ignorami stands firm as their bread-n-butter -- and thanks to dat all too facile well-versed alt-rock verve and dem polite+wondrous group harmonies, you too will somehow find yourself merrily wagging your finger at those good for nothin' dead kids who dared to put out classifieds and take a risk or two, or siding with God in hatin' on those dastardly farmers for the oh so despicable acts of workin' workers and rippin' up fields. And when caught in the clutches of the grandest and most sarcastic hook of them all, you may even sympathize with the church going ignored on Sundays. Title of that one: "The World's on Fire".
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