Back in September,
Sam Means—formerly half of beloved Arizona pop group
The Format—returned to releasing records with a soundtrack for the independent comedy
The Sinking of Santa Isabel. From the
trailer, the film looks like it could have its moments—more or less a fable about avoiding growing up where one adult character literally lives in a tree house. With a nod to Josh Ritter's great "Wait For Love" in the trailer and 26 original hook-filled tracks by Means, you have to at least respect the director's musical taste.
Sam Means - "Yeah Yeah" (from
The Sinking of Santa Isabel soundtrack)
Back in September, Sam Means—formerly half of beloved Arizona pop group The Format—returned to releasing records with a soundtrack for the independent comedy The Sinking of Santa Isabel. From the trailer, the film looks like it could have its moments—more or less a fable about avoiding growing up where one adult character literally lives in a tree house. With a nod to Josh Ritter's great "Wait For Love" in the trailer and 26 original hook-filled tracks by Means, you have to at least respect the director's musical taste.
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