Sense Field, Living Outside - 48m 28s

Tracks & Durations

1. Burn	4:23
2. Running Behind	3:34
3. On Your Own	3:44
4. You Own Me	2:59
5. I Refuse	3:40
6. No Medicine	3:44
7. Feel What You Feel	3:58
8. Take What You Want	3:43
9. Memory	3:04
10. A Letter To Elise	4:37
11. Haunted	10:55

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Review

Sense Field's Living Outside runs headlong into the heartbreak of young, jilted love with a clean, radio-friendly sound. Vocalist Jon Bunch and keyboardist/guitarist Chris Evenson have displayed a knack for penning catchy songs since 1994's Killed for Less debut. But the limited involvement of guitarist Rodney Sellars and the arrival of producer Brad Wood combined to prompt a move toward synth-pop for the band. Bunch's sincere, somewhat fragile voice gets rock-star polish that's shown off in "Burn" and 'I Refuse." Less successful are "On Your Own," which comes dangerously close to Collective Soul-style alterna-product. Still, as their cover of the Cure's "A Letter to Elise" implies, the record is infused with--and saved by--a retro kind of melancholy that's manifested most plainly in Evenson's early Depeche Mode-like keyboard phrases. --Matthew Cooke

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