Waylon just happens to be my son's name. That being said, when I heard the name The Waylons, I expected a band with a heavy dose of twang, maybe an alt-country band. That is not the case. In fact, on the band's website, Sean Leadem, who had been playing drums in a country band, explains that he wanted to return to playing guitar and get away from playing country. Out of Love opens with a song called "Lying in the Sun."

The vocals, the harmonies, in fact the whole orchestration of the song reminds me of Creeper Lagoon. It's a richly textured song and it is a good indicator of what is to come on the album. "Endless Supplies" if anything is more richly textured with layers of guitar, strings, and vocals, particularly at the end of the song. Something about this band (I'd say mostly the bass and vocals in "Rachel") reminds me of Preston Furman from Columbus, Ohio.