Pretend that Daniel Rossen's Department of Eagles are less electronic folk-jazz and more experimental post-rock. Now pretend you're on a meditative 80-minute drive along the coast—rolling green meadows to your left, a windswept sea to your right and a brooding, grey sky above you. Immerse yourself in the dreamscapes that Pretend create on their opus, Tapestry'd Life, and you won't actually have to do very much pretending at all.