MORBY, Kevin - Little Wide Open - BROWN & BLUE VINYL 2XLP
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Kevin MORBY
Little Wide Open
Dead Oceans US
limited 'eco mix' brown & blue vinyl 2xLP + autographed insert with obi-strip (indie exclusive) Cat: DOC 391LPC1V1Rel: 18 May 26
Folk/Americana Side 1 - Track 1. Badlands Side 1 - Track 2. Die Young Side 1 - Track 3. Javelin Side 2 - Track 1. All Sinners Side 2 - Track 2. Natural Disaster Side 2 - Track 3. 100,000 Side 3 - Track 1. Little Wide Open Side 3 - Track 2. Cowtown Side 3 - Track 3. Bible Belt Side 4 - Track 1. I Ride Passenger Side 4 - Track 2. Junebug Side 4 - Track 3. Dandelion Side 4 - Track 4. Field Guide For The Butterflies
Kansas City songwriter Kevin Morby brings his eighth full-length into orbit with Aaron Dessner behind the desk, a pairing that loosens the frame without tidying anything up too much. The Midwest still hangs over it, not as nostalgia exactly but more like a set of sounds that won't leave - cicadas, passing trains, that long, flat stretch where everything feels a bit exposed. 'Badlands' opens with plenty of space around it, voice set forward, nothing rushing to fill the gaps. 'Die Young' and 'Javelin' keep things moving in a straight line, drums steady, guitar sitting just behind, while 'All Sinners' and 'Natural Disaster' thicken the air a touch. '100,000' and 'Little Wide Open' pull back again, smaller details coming into focus, and 'Cowtown' and 'Bible Belt' carry a bit more edge. By the time 'I Ride Passenger' rolls through to 'Field Guide For The Butterflies', it's still shifting but doesn't quite settle.
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