A Grave With No Name's brittle yet fluid vision of music combines ethnic nostalgia, avant garde interpretations of folk and sheer abstraction in a style which uniquely situates them in the current music scene. As evidenced by the tracks on Mountain Debris, their music slips easily through interpretation - too eccentric to be deemed as pop, too strange to be pigeonholed as rock, too odd and too beautiful all round, really - it instead has more in common with the true American mavericks of yore. The windswept opener "And We Parted Ways At Mt. Jade" sounds like Mark Linkous singing into a canyon for instance, while "Ghosts & Stones" calls to mind Daniel Johnston at his playfully melodic best. Force Field PR is doing a full national campaign including online and print.