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Released 4th March 2022.
Band of Horses sixth studio album and first record in more than five years. Sonically, the album is a return to their earlier work and the kind of raw ethos that lies at the heart of Band of Horses. Emotionally intense, both on a personal and elemental level, onThings Are Greatwe find band founder Ben Bridwell more autobiographical than hes ever been on record detailing the nebulous frustrations and quiet indignities of relationship changes and what a person will do to make things right.
Released 4th March 2022.
Band of Horses sixth studio album and first record in more than five years. Sonically, the album is a return to their earlier work and the kind of raw ethos that lies at the heart of Band of Horses. Emotionally intense, both on a personal and elemental level, onThings Are Greatwe find band founder Ben Bridwell more autobiographical than hes ever been on record detailing the nebulous frustrations and quiet indignities of relationship changes and what a person will do to make things right.
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Six years and a line-up shift on from the gorgeously forlorn Why Are You OK, Ben Bridwells warm-hearted roots-rockers reconnect with formative instincts on their sixth album. Sky-scraping choruses and tender feelings are the deftly navigated default modes, couched in crunchy guitars and Bridwells honeyed voice. Recounting the loss of that voice onstage, Warning Signs sets a theme of tough times endured to a mix of the hearty and homespun, cutting to the bands core virtues. Crutch honours their transatlantic influences in a vibrant nod to The Cure, while Lights evolves from a foreboding opening into an urgent indie-rock show-stopper. Between the weather-worn blues reflections of Hard Times and the euphoric lift of closer Coalinga, the sense emerges of abandrediscovering the
Condition: Brand New Ships from: Melbourne
Six years and a line-up shift on from the gorgeously forlorn Why Are You OK, Ben Bridwells warm-hearted roots-rockers reconnect with formative instincts on their sixth album. Sky-scraping choruses and tender feelings are the deftly navigated default modes, couched in crunchy guitars and Bridwells honeyed voice. Recounting the loss of that voice onstage, Warning Signs sets a theme of tough times endured to a mix of the hearty and homespun, cutting to the bands core virtues. Crutch honours their transatlantic influences in a vibrant nod to The Cure, while Lights evolves from a foreboding opening into an urgent indie-rock show-stopper. Between the weather-worn blues reflections of Hard Times and the euphoric lift of closer Coalinga, the sense emerges of abandrediscovering the
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