Polara, Formless/Functional - 38m 38s

Tracks & Durations

1. Whassup?	3:53
2. A Brighter Day	3:54
3. Trainwreck	4:25
4. Got the Switc	3:02
5. Halo	2:53
6. Peaking Charlie	2:20
7. I Can Believe	1:43
8. Semi-detached	3:55
9. Verbing	1:45
10. Midtown Greenway	3:10
11. Tread Lightly	3:53
12. Corporate Hegemony (Smash the State!)	3:36

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Review

Formless/functional, the sophomore release from Minneapolis-based trio Polara, is even trickier to get a bead on than their 1997 release, C'est La Vie, a cascading spectacle of electro-pop experimentation. Where C'est La Vie was content to travel within some preset boundaries, formless/functional simply ignores them, venturing from electronica to acoustic balladry to classic rock to symphonic collage. What's most enjoyable about formless/functional, and the musicians who composed it - vocalist/electrician Ed Ackerson, vocalist/electrician assistant Jennifer JeRae Jurgens and percussionist Peter Anderson - is their unabashed joy at making music. The trio bounces around this album like grade school kids turned loose in a room full of art supplies.--Nick Heil

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