Bodies Of Water
A Certain Feeling

First impressions are everything. Just look at the list of adjectives I used to describe Bodies Of Water’s debut record when I reviewed it for TMT a y...

It seems like it’s only been a couple minutes since L.A.’s Bodies of Water released one of my favorite albums of 2007, Ears Will Pop & Eyes Will Blink...

Even with the niftiest ingredients, the pie isn't going to cook itself. Los Angeles band Bodies Of Water commands frolicking melodies and the interpla...

With a Mamas and the Papas-ish lineup of two men and two women, Bodies of Water blend the revival-tent theatrics of the Danielson Famile with the joyo...

Los Angeles has a history of breeding religious cults, many of which have dabbled in music (the Manson family, the Source). Now there’s Bodies of Wate...

The success of a band like The Decemberists is not immaterial for discussing the existence of a band like Bodies of Water. Not that the former is an i...

You can call Bodies of Water’s sound a lot of things, but you can’t call it small. The nine players credited on A Certain Feeling—that is, their core ...

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