Everywhere To Go - Portable Travel Backpack for Hiking, Camping & Daily Commute | Lightweight & Durable

Product Description Debut EP from The Lower 48 entitled "Everywhere To Go". Released 2009. Review Kids these days doing drugs, having promiscuous sex and, apparently, crafting beautifully delicate folk melodies. The Lower 48, an underage quartet from Minneapolis, has accumulated more buzz before the band members 20th birthdays than most rockers do in a lifetime. And their debut EP, Everywhere To Go, only dropped November 3. Download Transmissions, Pt. 1" to get a sense of the band s quirky take on classic folk melodies. Not too shabby, kids. Now there s just the long wait til 21 ... --Magnet MagazineAfter first listening and being intrigued by The Lower 48's debut EP, Everywhere to Go, I got a hold of the band's press release and was surprised to find that not only has the quartet only been together since January of this year, but every member is under the age of 20. The five folk tunes comprising the new EP certainly carry a sense of bright-eyed youthfulness, but the poise and talent with which this group executes their songs is nothing short of remarkable. Also, the sultry, smokey voice (something like an earthier version of Thao from The Get Down Stay Down or maybe Alison Sudol of a Fine Frenzy) belonging to the band's female lead could fool just about anyone. Highlights from the group include the simple folk duet "Transmission Pt. 1" and the emotive pop ballad "Bedroom," each tune showing a slightly different aspect to the group's sound and making me excited to hear what these four do next and - hopefully - soon. Give them a listen below. --Chewing Gum For The EarsUpon listening to the included track, "Transmissions Pt. 1", I was immediately impressed by the maturity and the simpleness of their sound. There's no glitz or glam or pretentious lyrics, just a heartfelt and homespun sound that hits you'd expect from the likes of She and Him or Bon Iver. Def take a listen and see if it impresses you as much as it does me. --The Truth Enlightens Me