If These Trees Could Talk

An album you can listen to without skipping a song, which is very rare these days.

what a damn album it amazes me theres still real, raw emotion from a rock band today. i love the progressions, transistions are astounding sonic vibe is on point with everything from there name to there artwork just a work of complete art an i love it!! an enough saying which songs are the best i just let the whole thing play out an its on big SONG.an thats as big of compliment as a rock band can get.

This is the first full album I've bought and I absolutely recommend it to everyone. A+

after I saw the trailer for the PS3 game Infamous I was looking all over the place for the song used on the trailer. finaly I found it is malabar front. at first I was doubtfull if buying the album or just the song but after hearing the samples for the rest of the songs this is a must have.I was impressed how both albums from "if these trees could talk" get along with albums from Tool,Dream Theater,Mastodon,Black Sabbath,Blue Oyster Club,Kyuss,The Sword etc... once again a must have for people that love more than the pop rock of these days.

This relieves my stress and makes me forget about all the worries of life. buy and enjoy.

This is an AWESOME BAND and this an AWESOME ALBUM!!!! Each song is moving and profound. This band is unique and powerful.

This band is great. They use their instruments to do all of the talking. Malabar Front is a work of art. Great job guys.

If you want an album you can rock out to, drive to, cry to, just about do anything to... this is it! What a great work of art! I have not stopped listening to it at all since I got it. Malabar Front and Smoke Stacks are a combination 12:29 seconds of pure bliss... they are so well put together that those 12 minutes disappear with a blink and you never knew what hit you... I listened to this CD while looking at pictures of Urban Decay and it's a great compliment to set any mood!

nuff' said

The bizarre love child of Explosions in the Sky and Russian Circles. An absolute must have album for anyone who loves "post-rock."