"Pop fans who want a record that will please their ears but also spark their imaginations will find all manner of pleasant surprises in The Legal Matters.” —All Music Guide “The Legal Matters have “it”—that glorious something special. Highly recommended.” —PopDose “Fans of The Rubinoos, Fountains of Wayne and Matthew Sweet will savour every note.”

"Pop fans who want a record that will please their ears but also spark their imaginations will find all manner of pleasant surprises in The Legal Matters.” —All Music Guide “The Legal Matters have “it”—that glorious something special. Highly recommended.” —PopDose “Fans of The Rubinoos, Fountains of Wayne and Matthew Sweet will savour every note.” —Hot Press (U.K.) “Timeless pop like this is never in great enough supply.” —Musoscribe These are the kinds of responses and reviews The Legal Matters first release generated. Listeners found the record assured, refreshing, and rewarding. The band has raised the bar on the long-awaited follow-up, titled Conrad. Conrad finds The Legal Matters two years on from their acclaimed debut. The songs are more confident and the harmonies more colorful. That “something special” is even more pronounced. The band—Andy Reed, Chris Richards, and Keith Klingensmith, all notable figures on the Midwest power pop scene—once again handle vocal and instrumental duties with the addition of Donny Brown and Andy Dalton on drums. Conrad features 11 songs with big guitars and bigger harmonies. The LP even comes with a bonus download of a vocal-only mix of the entire record. Take Conrad home and join the chorus.

"Pop fans who want a record that will please their ears but also spark their imaginations will find all manner of pleasant surprises in The Legal Matters.” —All Music Guide “The Legal Matters have “it”—that glorious something special. Highly recommended.” —PopDose “Fans of The Rubinoos, Fountains of Wayne and Matthew Sweet will savour every note.”

"Pop fans who want a record that will please their ears but also spark their imaginations will find all manner of pleasant surprises in The Legal Matters.” —All Music Guide “The Legal Matters have “it”—that glorious something special. Highly recommended.” —PopDose “Fans of The Rubinoos, Fountains of Wayne and Matthew Sweet will savour every note.” —Hot Press (U.K.) “Timeless pop like this is never in great enough supply.” —Musoscribe These are the kinds of responses and reviews The Legal Matters first release generated. Listeners found the record assured, refreshing, and rewarding. The band has raised the bar on the long-awaited follow-up, titled Conrad. Conrad finds The Legal Matters two years on from their acclaimed debut. The songs are more confident and the harmonies more colorful. That “something special” is even more pronounced. The band—Andy Reed, Chris Richards, and Keith Klingensmith, all notable figures on the Midwest power pop scene—once again handle vocal and instrumental duties with the addition of Donny Brown and Andy Dalton on drums. Conrad features 11 songs with big guitars and bigger harmonies. The LP even comes with a bonus download of a vocal-only mix of the entire record. Take Conrad home and join the chorus.