Album opener Close Your Eyes kicks things off in the best of ways, mixing pop hooks with songwriting thats straight from the heart ala Alex Chilton. Lead single Bella opens with jangly acoustic guitars before eventually building to an emotional climax of psych-punk energy, I Miss You leans into Big Star influenced power-pop, and Arthouse captures the thrill of a midnight movie with its garage-rock guitars and Farfisa organ, reminiscent of The Modern Lovers.

Meanwhile, the albums B-Side is full of heavy hitters Oh, How Ive Missed the Sun! recalls The Raspberries, Do You Wanna Be With Me? co-written with bandmate Ben Jordan (The Private Eye) recalls the chiming folk-rock of the Byrds, and The Mountains mines country-folk influences complete with high lonesome pedal steel.

Highly anticipated debut album from Tom Henry. Press coverage includes reviews and features in Shindig!, Austin Town Hall, Glide Magazine, and more.

It takes real talent to make pop perfection sound so easy - ---- Shindig!
Tom Henry has such a gift its hard to put into wordseveryone in the room will feel their hearts flutter into the cosmos when they hear his songs. - Hallogallo

Something in the craft of this song finds me reminiscing on my childhood growing up and listening to 50s rock n roll songs, though you can also kind of hear bits of Costello or Lowe in the delivery. - Austin Town Hall

a whirlwind of off-kilter melodies, bouncing synths, and soaring harmonies. - Glide Magazine

an emotional powerhouse, blending power-pop charm with garage-rock grit. - Psychedelic Baby Magazine