The May Kit closed out the night and for a moment, I thought maybe Devendra Banhart was playing under a different name, despite the fact that Max of The May Kit looks nothing like Banhart beyond having a beard; his rainy day, atmospheric folk bears favorable comparison to the latter’s own eccentric music. And his finger picking while executing sustained chords was especially impressive. A lot of this kind of music can sound like lonely, late night music, but the May Kit sounds more early morning wistful." a quality that lifted the songs above a hazy gloom suggested by their fuzzy-edged character.-westword newspaper