Holiday Camp finds more than a few friends turning up to lace songs with their contributions. Recorded from their own home - studios- string arrangements from Chris Stamey moog from Wilco’s Patrick Sansone and glockenspiel from Mitch Easter all - bolster the record’s mercurial grace. The physical distance does little to dampen the sense of communal ease that holds tight - at the album’s core. - - With shades of home-grown Memphis power pop nods to Apple Records alums and an appeal that trickles down to fans of - open-hearted pop from Emmit Rhodes to The Elephant 6 Those Pretty Wrongs draw the listener into an environment that’s - familiar and fragrant. Luther’s arrangements have a timeless temperance that wraps around the listener. Jody’s songwriting is - as honest as ever. It’s a hand reaching out in the darkness and a shoulder cry on. From the sunset serenity of “New - September Song” to the pastoral chamber folk of “Brother My Brother” the songs blanket the listener in a bittersweet - bliss. Jody and Luther’s harmonies have taken on a sublime alchemy. Like lost brothers found once more they weave wonder - into the pensive meditations on “This Painted Sky” and the hopeful send-off of “The Way” With their full catalog in the - steady hands of Curation the band members find themselves poised to re-examine their past while excited to enter a new era - with their most affecting album on the way.