This is a nice changeup. return with a benefit collection of cover songs that are all centered reverie akin to dreaming. Calling them all would be stretching a little bit, but the presentations are such that they might as well be. and and bassist craft an absolutely beguiling collection of . The readings of form a gorgeous sequence. The inclusion of an instrumental, 's , is a choice moment as well (played beautifully by ), and is followed by a haunting, nostalgic version of The one original on the set, is a proper and is perhaps the most beautiful and tender song on the outing. That it's followed by is only fitting. The title track is, appropriately, the set's closer. ' wispy vocal carries the fleeting traces of daylight into the mix, ushering in a time of silence and magic. This could have been merely a curiosity piece, a curious addition to a mysterious catalog by a singular group. Instead, it is nothing less than a wondrous little gem. ~ Thom Jurek