After three years of relative silence, warped indie-pop collective Saturday Looks Good To Me return triumphantly with their fourth studio album "Fill Up The Room". Following two critically acclaimed releases with Polyvinyl Records, this marks the beginning of the band's work with K Records, and a dramatic progression from their 60's tinged retro-pop sound to a more textured, experimental and colorful breed of pop music. Songwriter, producer, guitarist and lead vocalist Fred Thomas leads the Saturdays through a shifting palette of sonic joys on Fill Up The Room. Renowned for their production and arrangement, SLGTM is true to form with these new developments, meshing soaring string sections, harpsichords and interstellar fuzz guitar with found sound samples and ghostly wordless vocal melodies. By the end, it's clear that Fill Up The Room acts as a powerful song cycle, repeating themes of love, death and redemption in a way free of teenage existential crises, but leaning more towards feelings of unbearable, unreasonable joy and the desire to celebrate all the misery and terror of life as part of the wonder.

1. Fill Up The Room
2. Apple
3. (Even If You Die On The) Ocean
4. When I Lose My Eyes
5. Make A Plan
6. Peg
7. Money In The Afterlife
8. The Americans
9. Edison Girls
10. Hands In The Snow
11. Come With Your Arms
12. Whitey Hands