Portland, Oregon’s prolific 31Knots have described its sound as “post-apocalyptic Vaudevillian punk,” and while that’s an apt description, it doesn’t begin to express the level of demented pop brilliance on the band’s fourth full-length, The Days and Nights of Everything Anywhere.

From the stuttering sequenced intro of the opener “Beauty” to the airy ambient ending of the closer “Walk With Caution,” The Days and Nights of Everything Anywhere is the complete realization of the sound 31Knots has been working toward for the last nine years.

Thanks to an expert mixing job by Deerhoof’s Greg Saunier and engineering by Jay Pellicci, 31Knots have transformed their musical landscape into a skewed fantasy world located somewhere between Alice In Wonderland and Cursive’s Happy Hollow.

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