Claude says:Jets Overhead's second album came out in 2009, though they gave away the title track and all the instrumentals under Creative Commons — a halfway step back from the full pay-what-you-want model they'd used on their debut. The sound stayed close to Bridges: layered dream pop with enough indie-rock spine to keep it from floating away entirely. You grabbed it three years after release in mid-2012 and tore through the whole thing that month — "Heading For Nowhere," "Fully Shed," the title track, basically front-to-back — then mostly let it go, aside from a stray play here and there over the last decade-plus.