3 Songs: On Repeat
Phosphorescent
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“New Birth In New England” (It’s been over 5 years since we last heard from Matthew
Houck of Phosphorescent but last Friday marked the release of his new album, C’est La Vie, via Dead Oceans. The personal new album is shaped by life
changes such as moving to a new city and becoming a father, and also by
tragedy, as Houck had a near-death experience with meningitis. Musically, the new songs reach grand, room-filling
new heights with the addition of choirs and strings to his folk-rock sound. Check out the Simon & Garfunkel-like
jauntiness of the standout single heard here.) https://phosphorescent.bandcamp.com/album/c-est-la-vie
Jim
James – “Over And Over” (Earlier this year, the My
Morning Jacket frontman released his third solo album, Uniform Distortion. The
album - with its blown-out bass-led grooves and squealy, 70’s-style guitar
leads – was a return to his guitar-driven form after recent forays into
psych-soul. Now James is set to release
a companion album titled, Uniform Clarity. Out last Friday on ATO Records, the new album
features Uniform Distortion songs in
their stripped-down form with simple arrangements of just vocals and acoustic
guitar. Additionally, James is on an acoustic solo tour in support of the
album.) http://smarturl.it/UniformClarity
Bayside
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“Sick, Sick, Sick” (The long-running Nashville-by-way-of-NYC punk band led by vocalist/guitarist
Anthony Raneri recently released Acoustic
Volume 2, via Hopeless Records. The
first volume was an EP released in 2006 and the second, album-length volume
reads like a career-spanning greatest hits compilation, featuring fan favorites
such as “It Don’t Exist”, “Duality”, “Pigsty” and “Devotion And Desire”. The reimagined acoustic arrangements are
still ornate but allow for Raneri’s stellar songwriting to shine through,
especially on the standout track heard here.) http://smarturl.it/AcousticVolume2
Stream: https://youtu.be/zPBXWPhcG_c
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