An organic, collaborative vibe between Bryce, John and Trey took hold early in the proceedings, and led to the bold excitement that ripples throughout the album. Onstage and in the studio, Phish continues to push the envelope of creativity and innovation to its limit. On the road, they've managed to reach and hold onto a large, loyal and growing audience, and they've never betrayed that trust by resorting to corporate sponsorship or usurious ticket prices. In the recording arena, they consistently raise the bar with self-imposed challenges. All the while, they've held fast to their principles and stuck to their guns, carving a path for themselves that's diverged from the typically compromised routes to success in the music business.
Farmhouse finds Phish hitting on all cylinders as a people's band with a larger agenda.