In a time where guitars may have been most prevalent in indie rock, The Letterpress doubled-down on the rhythm section by having 2 bass players, Rajiv Patel and Jeremy Drysdale (Who was also the vocalist). Melody and technicality united as Drysdale and Patel weaved their 'low-end' tapestry, tightly-wound in pop sensibility. Dustin Carson (Foreign Holiday) was equally responsible by keeping the songs rhythmically in step and complex in harmonious assonance. In your musical lifetime you might have but one opportunity to experience a rock band without a guitar that doesn't fill that space with electronics or keys or gimmick. You might as well soak it in while you have the chance, even if you are 10 years late. It's okay, the music has been here waiting for you. Later is better than never. Fans of Pinback, and the like, should give this a listen.