Timing Is Everything, the debut album from LA outfit Voxhaul Broadcast is a welcomed blend of poppy-soul psychedelia. Lead vocalist David Dennis brings his own brand of desert howl in standout tracks such as the fuzzy blues burner, 'Junkyard Dog' and the reverb soaked 'No Better Reason' (which also highlights the bands secret weapon, guitarist Anthony Aguiar). There are hints of both Modest Mouse and Built To Spill in the spacey jangle of 'If I Run' and even a bit of Gary Glitter's 'Rock n Roll' in 'Loose Chains'-- but it's in Timing Is Everything's opener and closer where Voxhaul Broadcast really shine. It's both the urgency and intimacy of 'Leaving On The 5th' and the piano-pop genius of 'Fact Or Fiction' that really keep you wanting more. When Dennis croons 'I just need something to believe in,' he makes you believe right along with him. At 13 songs and with a running time of 53 minutes, Timing Is Everything offers up a lot for a debut. Songs like 'Cheetah,' 'Blackout' and 'Steal The Diamonds' all extend Voxahul's strange stay into whatever this pop/soul/psychedelia trip is they are embarking on. I'm excited to see where the future takes this gang of misfits.