Break Of Day is one of those albums that every time I come across it I don’t real­ize who the artist is, but I always think the songs sound fan­tas­tic. Then I’ll check my iTunes and real­ize that once again, it’s a song from Break Of Day. Then I say to myself “I really have to review this album! It’s so good!”

Then another month passes, and no review has been writ­ten, at least not by my own hands. Well I’m chang­ing that today, because I ended up lis­ten­ing to the entire album from start to finish and I am not totally in love with this album.

The debut album by A Fine Frenzy, this CD fea­tures 14 tracks that I could play on repeat for god only knows how long. A Fine Frenzy is the result of the hard work of Alison Sudol, and this album is proof that great music still exists in the increas­ingly com­mer­cial music indus­try. It reminds me faintly of Chan­tal Kre­vi­azuk, though Alison has a softer voice and sim­pler sheet music.