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It’s something in the meandering, out for a walk in the woods twinkling and vaguely melancholic strings and rolling percussion, the naked and vulnerable meditative chant of the vocals, the examination of dreams and directions, of relationships, of thought processes and conversations, that makes If and It<\/a><\/strong>‘s fifth release, Asleep In The Forest<\/a><\/strong> so hypnotic and enchanting. Yes, fifth release<\/em>, so one might ask, “where the hell have I been?” Obviously not in the same sphere as this fine Maine-based alt-folk foursome, but I’m here now.<\/p>\n