A1		Plague
A2		Birds
A3		Bottled
A4		Cobarde
A5		Ghost
B1		Love
B2		Head In The Sand (Blinding Son)
B3		Bottled (Acoustic)
B4		Plague (Acoustic)
B5		Head In The Sand (Acoustic)

On their debut EP, Seahaven explores a very transparent back-and-forth between their dark and light sounds, a lot like what we saw Brand New do on Deja Entendu and The Devil and God Are Raging Inside Me. Vocalist/guitarist Kyle Soto has that voice that exudes an audible pain sometimes, while at other times sounding so damn hopeful that it might break your heart even more. When Seahaven is playing sadder and darker music, it tends to be more in the vein of perhaps Crime In Stereo, or to compare the band to a more contemporary peer, Balance & Composure. Not many bands are playing this type of music, and a large percentage of the groups that are trying aren't doing it very well. Seahaven isn't just doing it well - they border along fantastic.