In "Devastate The Details" four of the ten songs; "Here's to The Angels", "Pretty Thoughts", "Foxtrotsky" and "How To Put Holes in Her Happiness", were recorded during a very thought out and deliberate recording process of strict overdubbing and metronomic playing. The sound is clean, precise, full and warm.

The other six songs were recorded live on the studio floor to capture the noisier, more frantic sound the four were starting to cultivate during live sets. The resulting recordings are a bit lo-fi and muddy. Rather than overdub guitar swells, the band chose to overdub noise tracks, creating layers of feedback and reverb. The recordings as a whole are strong, supported by good playing and songwriting.

1. Here's To The Angels
2. Pretty Thoughts
3. Foxtrotsky
4. How To Put Holes In Her Happiness
5. Devastate the Details
6. I Want To Let You Down
7. Houston
8. PanOp
9. Break Me My Love
10. The Only Thing Left Is Everything

Listen to: the entire album.

Release date: 10/9/2010
FUR lives in Michigan USA

Tagged as: Alt Rock, Darkwave

1. Jacksploitation by Jackalopes: high energy Horror-Punk Rock and Roll
2. Beachcombing by Blue Wave Theory: high-energy surf-inspired instrumental rock
3. Seeing Red by doublethink: paradoxical post-alt rock
4. Sound of Seventy Three by Sound of Seventy Three: expansive guitar-driven post-rock with trip-hop tinged remixes
5. Unexpected Guest at a Cancelled Party by Spoons: retro 80's upbeat danceable music
6. The Cure for Chaos Theory by Psycliq: an electric heart with an organic soul
7. Gimme Some by Nova Express: punk-n-roll
8. Music Elevator by OTiS: drenched in soul, nestled deep in a groove
9. Filthy Dirty by Wicked boy: a wicked mix of ambient/jungle/trash trance
10. Erase by The Kokoon: 1980's style new wave rock
11. Ambulatory by The Wretch: painful ambient industrial noise.
12. Out Of It by Brad Sucks: brilliantly sardonic indie rock
13. Save As by Collection Get: jazz vocalist + sad robot = indie pop
14. Theorems by Icicle: He Who Sings Thinks No Evil
15. Note to Self by Midway Still: Sensitive and loud, punk with a pop centre
16. Singles (Instrumental) by Thirty Day Notice: Somewhere Between Pleasantly Hypnotic and Slightly Disturbing
17. Conduct Unbecoming by Uncle Pooch: ExperiMetal - Instrumental/metal/jazz
18. Cyst by The Wretch: painful ambient industrial noise.
19. Deep by Monom: ethnotronica, World music, electronic, downtempo, ambient techno, dystopia, cinematic, far-east, Australia and Europe

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