“Song For David Berman” is a track influenced by Berman’s music and is directly influenced by the song “People” from Berman’s band Silver Jews. Lyrics such as “California/Your burning/Thought I’d warn ya/Don’t disappear” pop up through the haze of guitars and float back down again in this atmospheric track that adds more musical currents to Get The Band Back Together’s aural aesthetics. “Yosemite” features a drum machine and layered distorted psychedelic guitars. With lyrics such as “I’ll be here with you/Through the seasons/And through/In this old house,” and “The sun keeps on shining on us/And as sure as the rain keeps on falling on us,” Jarvis creates a character driven song that gives character to an old house as the main character in the song stays there with the house displaying a sense of isolation and togetherness. Although it has been compared to Daniel Johnston, the track feels different than Johnston. The reverb on Jarvis’ vocal this time adds more depth to the track. “Old House” features just an acoustic and vocal track. Without the drums, Neil’s voice with its reverb effect produces a melancholic feeling, one that is also positive looking towards something new and unexpected.

The song features a more introspective mood. “Green & Blue” brings forth acoustic guitars mixed with psych inspired surf riffs. In the opening moments of Get The Band Back Together, Neil Jarvis shows the listener how he is a master of his craft. One of the joy of a reunion and the other of how that even when this does happen, things just won’t be the same. The song shows a complexity and duality of two different feelings. With lyrics such as “And I know you’ll never be the same/And I know we’ll never be the same,” they express a feeling that many people can relate to. The title track blends acoustic guitar, fuzzy electric guitar and looming, ethereal synthesizers. Acoustic guitar fades in with dusty lax rhythms. It is very much a soundscape recording as it features the sounds of someone walking outside and unlocking or locking doors before entering a fenced in area. “Spring, Again” starts off Get The Band Back Together. Get The Band Back Together is more acoustic based, but it still features the sometimes haunting nostalgic feeling that is present throughout all of Neil’s songs. Weekends (2012) and Halloween Summer (2014) featured lo-fi, psych/surf influenced sounds that were sometimes experimental. Neil’s earlier solo albums were recorded the same was as this one was, on a 4-track cassette recorder. Prior to this Sprinters released two excellent albums, 2017’s Sprinters and 2019’s S truck Gold. Perhaps best known as being in the Manchester band Sprinters, this album is the third solo album under the Neil Jarvis name. Get The Band Back Together is an album by Neil Jarvis.

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