Vaudeville's second album, the 2002 release "Skits of Phonic", contains such heady subjects as "heavy gravity" and unhealthy obsession, balanced with songs about optimism and blind love. With an emphasis on melody and vocals, Todd, Michelle, Ajahn, Nate, and Howard (or Tom, Melissa, John, Pete, and Harold for those not paying attention) create a musical travelogue of three-part harmonies and thought-provoking lyrics. Pack your bags. Described as electric folk, power folk and soul rock, Vaudeville's music has been compared to such bands as Counting Crows, Matchbox 20, Goo Goo Dolls and Train. Discover Vaudeville for yourself. Sincerely, Tom, Melissa, John, Pete, and Harold