With harmonies that hearken back to the heyday of Crosby, Stills, and Nash, Screen Door"s debut album, Greener, manages to deal with themes as eternal as rebirth and as timely as 9/11. This Atlanta based trio covers a lot of musical ground, from folk-rock to blues, gospel to jazz, while creating a sound that is all their own. This is music you might hear at a graduate student party--thoughtful and melodic, deep enough to analyze and cool enough to make out to. This group has learned from the masters--Billy Joel, Sting, Steely Dan--that music can be of the moment and still be timeless. Greener is a truly cohesive work by consummate craftsmen, an album for people who refuse to close their eyes to the sorrows of the world while insisting that the human spirit is magically indomitable.