Thirteen songs! Recorded with Rob McGregor in Gainesville FL, How Far Our Bodies Go has a timeless feel that pushes the boundaries of punk rock while retaining the youthful exuberance inherent in the band s music. With its blaring horns, swinging tempos and anthemic vocals,  Maestro Of This Rebellious Symphony  sounds like it's about to combust at any moment; although Astronaut starts with an acoustic intro, the song quickly erupts into the cathartic punk of Crest On The Chest; and the confessional ballad Staying & Leaving As Living & Dying evokes Saddle Creek artists like Bright Eyes and The Good Life.   A concept album about morality and driven by a love of life and a fear of death, How Far Our Bodies Go manages to tackle existential subject matter in a way that doesn t come off as preachy or pretentious. In fact, metaphoric references to birth, travel, bones, weather, goals and uncertainty litter the album, forming a patchwork of experiences that make up one complete life experience.