Since she started making records on her own under the name La Sera, ex-Vivian Girls member Katy Goodman has refined and revamped her sound from record to record, starting with the deeply reverbed girl-group approach of the debut La Sera album, then adding some snappy garage punk to Sees the Light, and a little bit of power pop gloss to Hour of the Dawn. On the fourth La Sera album, Music for Listening to Music To, she's turned the basically solo project into a duo affair, officially adding her husband Todd Wisenbaker to the lineup. He had already served as guitarist and producer on Hour of the Dawn, but now he's a true partner, providing vocals, writing some of the songs, and playing guitar. Along with this change comes a drastic musical shift from garagey pop to twangy country. The duo handed the production duties over to Ryan Adams, ditched almost all the guitar noise, and dug deep into some dusty Americana. Some of the album jangles like big-haired '80s college rock, some of it gambols about rambunctiously like a good-natured X. A few tracks have a little bit of girl-group drama or garage pop strut, but with both Goodman and Wisenbaker singing, it sounds like a different band, countrified and far less punk. ~ Tim Sendra, Rovi

1		High Notes
2		A Thousand Ways
3		One True Love
4		Begins to Rain
5		Take My Heart
6		I Need an Angel
7		Time to Go
8		Shadow of Your Love
9		Nineties
10		Too Little Too Late

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