Huichol Spores is a somewhat eclectic collection, yet the album has a consistent feel. The songs are driven by electric guitars and bass. Most of the songs are hard driving rock/blues/roots oriented, but there is also reggae, experimental, and electric/acoustic flamencoesque. The atmosphere of several cuts is dark. Others are humorous. Much work has gone into the lyrics, so the lyrics' mood matches that of the music. Following is a run-down of some of the songs. 1. "Some Dreams (Lisa's song)": a pretty song that soars into a driving anthem. 4. "That Feeling" shifts in mood and is hard to describe. Some sample lyrics: We ride a ragged razor Rust and blood are all we know Talk to empty nothing Hear the cries from down below Search the bottom of a bottle For the chord of life's full throttle And we won't be known 5. "Beneath the Earth and Snow": a very dark, hard, fast blues/rock number. 7. "I Don't Get the Blues": an academic's attempt to "get" the blues. 8. "Take Over Jesus": a roots rock piece with lots of humor. 9. "Club Kensington": an alcoholic's lament about living in a state with blue laws and dry counties. 13. "Sally Can Dance": a thumping rock response to the Lou Reed album title Sally Can't Dance. This album was a time consuming, aggravating lot of fun to make. Hope you enjoy it. Much thanks, Rollin Bones, Art Ryhtic, Buster N. Lester, Prehensile Dale, PigWig Jackson, and the Boneaires.