Trampled By Turtles- Alpenglow
SKU: 210000254756
2022 release. Produced by Wilco's Jeff Tweedy, Alpenglow is the Minnesota-based sextet's tenth album. The album, named after the optical phenomenon that takes places when the sun casts a reddish glow across the mountains at dawn and dusk, opens with the wistful beauty of "It's So Hard To Hold On". 10 of the 11 tracks on Alpenglow were written by lead singer Dave Simonett, whose introspective and literate songwriting is the foundation of the unwavering connection the group's music has with it's fervent and ever-growing audience. "On The Highway" expresses a longing to wander but struggles with the value in maintaining roots. "Central Hillside Blues" addresses nostalgia and loss while "Quitting Is Rough" deals with having inner strength to not lose sight of what is real, with it's beautiful and inspiring refrain "climb out, climb out, climb out" The Tweedy-penned "A Lifetime To Find" features a simple back-and-forth dialogue with Death, which ends as one might expect.
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Trampled By Turtles- Alpenglow
SKU: 210000254756
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2022 release. Produced by Wilco's Jeff Tweedy, Alpenglow is the Minnesota-based sextet's tenth album. The album, named after the optical phenomenon that takes places when the sun casts a reddish glow across the mountains at dawn and dusk, opens with the wistful beauty of "It's So Hard To Hold On". 10 of the 11 tracks on Alpenglow were written by lead singer Dave Simonett, whose introspective and literate songwriting is the foundation of the unwavering connection the group's music has with it's fervent and ever-growing audience. "On The Highway" expresses a longing to wander but struggles with the value in maintaining roots. "Central Hillside Blues" addresses nostalgia and loss while "Quitting Is Rough" deals with having inner strength to not lose sight of what is real, with it's beautiful and inspiring refrain "climb out, climb out, climb out" The Tweedy-penned "A Lifetime To Find" features a simple back-and-forth dialogue with Death, which ends as one might expect.
