It's a bit late for 2006 accolades, but Daylight's for the Birds's debut would be in the running for the Most Innocuous Album of the Year award. Comprised mostly of former OnAirLibrary! and Boggs members, Daylight's founding members Jay Giampietro and Phillip Wann fluff up their previous bands' more experimental sounds, a move made easy with the help of Amanda Garrett's ethereal vocals. (On!Air!'s Claudia Deheza, the group's original vocalist, left the band to pursue other projects, despite providing vocals for many of the tracks here.) Although titled , the group's debut lacks any sort of nervous tension, instead retreating into bucolic jam sessions and detached cooing. While not tackling the most ambitious soundscapes, Daylight's proudly keep their heads in the clouds long enough to cull some dishy, albeit homogenous, numbers.