While Brightblack's metamorphosis from twangy Ala.Cali.Tucky unknowns to Morning Light night-trippers was phenomenal in retrospect, there's no comparable leap made for Motion To Rejoin. Rabob and Naybob have pitched their tent on the site of the sound they found last album, and are staying put, man (in peaceful protest, perhaps?). If you were looking to bask in more of that slo-mo white-light Rhodes-filled soulfulness, you'll be glad they didn't fudge up the formula, but it makes for less of an out-of-nowhere impact than they had with their Matador debut.