The sounds that influence musicians need not be musical themselves. The Cash Brothers' rugged, evocative music owes as much to barren sounds of isolation as it does to any stylistic forefathers. Guitars howl like wolves, sounding out wailing, distorted leads over beds of churning rhythm.
Drums resound rustic clattering that colors the music as much as propels it.
All of this sonic landscaping is mated with the Cash Brothers' knack for efficient, concise songs. Always tuneful and incisive, their songs vary from wry rockers to alluring, mysterious ballads. Was Tomorrow, is not only special on a musical level. That common ground is manifested in their stunning vocal blend, which permeates both the catchy uptempo numbers as well as spellbinding slower pieces. Was Tomorrow that the listener hears.