almost free.

After years of working menial jobs, accruing copious amounts of debt, and toiling under the guise of anonymity, the members of Almost Free are emerging from relative seclusion to announce their magnanimous presence to the world. Like the voices of the Sirens, seductively enrapturing the ears of seafaring travelers, the music from the "first great band of the Obama years" beckons to a generation of disillusioned youth, calling them back to a time when a song could offer temporary relief from the tedium and ennui of day to day monotony. Their upcoming LP, Modern Mistakes, is a colorful compendium rife with salacious sounds, mesmerizing melodies, and vivacious verse that actively engages listeners and begs them to posit their own existential questions.



"Rubbish" NME



"Their music elevates the insubstantial to monumental status, allowing us to contemplate the magic of the ordinary, as well as to comprehend the ordinariness of the seemingly profound." SPIN



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".comes nearest to expressing the inexpressable." Time



"Infinite riches in a little room." U.S. News and World Report



"The nonsense runs on, words and images prompting one another in a chain of pure fantasy." The Wall Street Journal