"A fascinating glimpse of Veirs' nascent talent. Even this early on in her career, Veirs' slightly spooked voice conveys a strong sense of place, especially when singing about her beloved wilderness in the American Northwest. And in case you're wondering, no she doesn't vote Republican. Dubbed 'art country' by a local news paper, Veirs sounds a little like Suzanne Vega if she'd grown up in such a place. The two albums (Year of Meteors & Triumphs) share the same subtly inventive producer in Tucker Martine, string arrangements by Eyvind Kang and a generally sparse, largely acoustic ambience, occasionally illuminated with subtle electronica." - BBC Music

TRACKLIST: 1. Jailhouse Fire 2. Up the River 3. John Henry Lives 4. Black-Eyed Susan 5. Orphan Mae 6. Blue Ink 7. Montague Road 8. Through December 9. Raven Marching Band 10. Moving Along