Tegan And Sara's 2000 debut This Business Of Art was recorded when the Canadian twins were teenagers, and still actively courting the same acoustic-alternative audience that worships Ani DiFranco and Indigo Girls. By the time of 2002's If It Was You, Tegan And Sara had absorbed the off-kilter power-pop of its countrymen in The New Pornographers, as well as Ryan Adams' lessons on how to insert '80s rock muscle into deceptively simple folk songs. The sisters beef up even more on So Jealous, which possesses some of the cooing cool of Missing Persons, reconceived for the post-Breeders era.
