The Postmarks Memoirs at the End of the World (Dig)

• No One Said This Would Be Easy
• My Lucky Charm
• Thorn In Your Side
• Don'T Know till You Try
• All You Ever Wanted
• Run Away Love
• For Better.or Worse?
• I'M In Deep
• Thorn In Your Side [Reprise]
• Go Jetsetter
• Theme From `Memoirs'
• The Girl From Algenib
• Gone

After releasing an album full of covers, The Postmarks are back again with more original material for their third album. 2008's By-The-Numbers was a project that lasted for an entire year where the band released a cover song with a number in the title each month and made it available for free download—track 5 is David Bowie's "Five Years," track 11 Blondie's "11:59," etc. Even when covering artists so divergent from their music such as Bob Marley and Jesus & Mary Chain, the Miami trio managed to make the songs their own with a sound that combined the warm, lush lounge pop of Burt Bacharach with that of delicate female vocals. That same sound, which made up the bulk of their 2007 debut, is still prevalent on their latest single, "Go Jetsetter," a snappy, horn-laden tune that picks up the tempo from the band's regular pace.

Abstract by Ivan Mitchell