Album Review: Full of Fancy play bouncy, sweet punk on 'Liquid Nature'

Full of Fancy- Liquid Nature 

Release June 23, 2010

New Jersey

Don Giovanni Records

Full of Fancy's new album Liquid Nature has 22 songs. 11 new songs, 11 singles from previous releases. Together it's a new and old take on Full of Fancy in one shot. The songs range from poppy to punk to sad to groovy. 

The new songs have a summertime vibe of being away from dear ones, wanting love and good weather, and feeling emotional."Basement" is a great representation of the band's sound. Bouncy and bursting with pop-punk flavor.

"Weather" is a somber song that reminds me of the now defunct New York band One True Thing. Here the band tones it down to sing "Tell me that I worry for nothing." After is a song that reminds me of Screaming Females. Heavy. Groovy. Instrumenal. This is the title track "Liquid Nature"-- a killer track. Certaintly unexpected from this band. "Dear Summer" is about anticipating summer. The album concludes with a cute song called "Dumb Is Forever," about being shy when you're in love.

The second part of the album features the quick "Soule Cake," "Gym Class," "Notebook," and "Whoa Theodore Whoa." This album is filled with wonderful songs. 

Liquid Nature is available from Don Giovanni Records store. 

Tracklisting:

1. Basement

2. He's Mean

3. Trophy

4. Notebook

5. Weather

6. Liquid Nature

7. Blue/Black

8. Dear Summer

9. A lot of People's Girfriend's Are in There

10. People Die

11. Dumb is Forever

12. Hermit Love

13. Marriage

14. Breath Saver

15. Soule Cake

16. Letter to the Editor

17. Friends Forever Tour

18. Sleep

19. Gym Class

20. Notebook

21. Joe is a Scientist

22. Whoa Theodore Whoa