Each member brought a lifetime of music to coalesce into a fresh new musical movement. The members created and recorded their music in a studio built and equipped by themselves, forming a true Garage Band. The name ScapeLand Wish has no particular connotation associated with it, which is exactly what the band wanted, a name that would be without classification for a new approach to music that at times is without classification, yet not too obscure to warrant it. Each song is its own distinct entity that can survive outside of the albums overall character. Reason, by lowering your particular beliefs to listen to others objectively, then perhaps able to accept others and truly unite with Truth as your rule.
Songs vary from the personal perspective of individual lives to the universal.
Certain philosophies and their result were absorbed into some songs to illustrate the diversity that exists all around us. That's the serious part, the fun and kick-ass has also been infused in the music to help tell each song's story interestingly. Rather, I hear artists like Queen, Kevin Gilbert, Mike Keneally, Echolyn, Boston, the proggier side of Toto, and especially Ambrosia. ScapeLand Wish knows how to take a great pop tune and turn it into something a whole lot more special. This album overflows with wonderful songs liberally decorated with all manner of sonic surprises.