Giant Rooks "If Heaven Exists, This Might Be It" Blue Note Tone Poet Edition for all intents and purposes

for all intents and purposes

and Shaun Ferreday (bassist) alongside new members Robert Harris (guitarist) and John Schofield (drummer)

and Matt Berninger (of the National)

Looking Out For #1 (3:16)

The third album in their 1990s-era trilogy

Giant Rooks "If Heaven Exists, This Might Be It" Blue Note Tone Poet Edition for all intents and purposesGiant Rooks lean into the big feelings on If Heaven Exists, This Might Be It, moving through love, loss, loneliness, and the pull of real connection with a clear sense of purpose. The title feels less like a promise and more like a change in perspective. What if the thing we are chasing is not waiting somewhere ahead, but already here in the people around us, the small moments, and the shared spaces that bring us together? It is a thoughtful, open