Invisible Friend is a real band writing recording producing & singing songs for all the girls in the world & some of the world's gentlest menfolk."For All Dead Folks (I Loved B'fore)" is the sophomore full-length self-release from the group; it's first since the public offering know as"Precinct 9" hit the online newsstands in 2001. Once again, sensative-singer-who-writes-poems C. Depp is paired with Brian Eno-lookalike & father-of-three Andrew Malenda on keys & control panels, & ghostie keyboardist Julie from lispector, who shows up against-all-odds for more lovely French-accented vox & melodicas."For All Dead Folks..." is an album written by breathers IF for all their b'loved dead friends (past & future). Counting themselves among future dead folks, Invisible Friend takes the opportunity to weigh in on many of breathing Life's major themes: moral standards, perfection, courtship, clothing attire, everyday choices, household activities, local shopping & late night intense conversation... all variations on that great theme Willie Nelson called Love. Coming t'gether from Paris & Bordeaux, France; Manhattan & Brooklyn, New York & East Austin, Texas to find common ground amongst the rosiest of roses, the three friends/musicians put their best 'lil foot forward in an effort to win the hearts of mommies, daddies & bébés all across the world. With the help of social networking websites such as MySpace, Facebook & the ever-popular Friendster, IF continues to spread the gospel of it's particular take on the 'music' genre. With a nod t'wards its dead musical forbearers & a curtsy to those up-'n-comin' music youngsters, Invisible Friend two-steps the daddy-daughter dance, making songs like the porridge that Goldilocks likes. Standing on sandy ground in cowboy boots was never easy, but with shifting musical tastes & trends, a wrangler must do what a wrangler's gotta do. & with several mouths to feed in the respect broods of each band member, it should come as no surprise that writing carefully crafted commercially conservative traditional hit songs is just the territory these three breathing folks know best. So let's hand it to 'em, partner, give 'em a 'lil hand, put our hands t'gether & put another dime in the digital jukebox, schyeah...