Newfoundland has a storied history of stunning songwriters, poets and players. Over the course of the last decade The Once have writ and knit themselves into that story. On 'Time Enough', their fourth studio album, the band stays true to the root strength of their harmony driven sound, while extending the borders into fresh yet familiar territory. They craft a sonically understated, but emotionally fulsome sound that accomplishes what they've always done so well: stun listeners with what Amelia Curran calls "perfect vocal harmonies, thick enough to stand on." "We approached 'Time Enough' with an open heart and on open mind. We composed apart and came together to Once-up the new material," says lead singer Geraldine Hollett of the band's writing process. "We are pretty tough customers so it was scary bringing so much guts to the table, but over the years we have earned and accepted one another's trust. This album is special because of it."