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Brown Horse- Reservoir (Vinyl)

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Brown Horse- Reservoir

UPC > 5029432028210

Vinyl LP pressing. The songs of Reservoir are rooted in a country-rock tradition. While the band acknowledges an indebtedness to the turn-of-the-millennium alt-country sounds of Uncle Tupelo, Silver Jews, Lucinda Williams, and Jason Molina, the songs on the album also resonate with the preceding "Last Waltz'" generation of seventies folk-rock artists, as well as more recent works. "When it came time to record, the most difficult thing was working out which songs we would have to leave out. All of us in Brown Horse are songwriters, and each of us have been writing for years, which meant we were walking into the studio with a pretty big back catalogue of songs we couldn't hope to record all of in just a few days. In the end, we felt that the songs which make up Reservoir shared something tonally; a kind of dark undercurrent which verges on desperation at points. It's kind of a sad album, which is strange given how much fun we had making it".

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Brown Horse- Reservoir (Vinyl)

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UPC > 5029432028210

Vinyl LP pressing. The songs of Reservoir are rooted in a country-rock tradition. While the band acknowledges an indebtedness to the turn-of-the-millennium alt-country sounds of Uncle Tupelo, Silver Jews, Lucinda Williams, and Jason Molina, the songs on the album also resonate with the preceding "Last Waltz'" generation of seventies folk-rock artists, as well as more recent works. "When it came time to record, the most difficult thing was working out which songs we would have to leave out. All of us in Brown Horse are songwriters, and each of us have been writing for years, which meant we were walking into the studio with a pretty big back catalogue of songs we couldn't hope to record all of in just a few days. In the end, we felt that the songs which make up Reservoir shared something tonally; a kind of dark undercurrent which verges on desperation at points. It's kind of a sad album, which is strange given how much fun we had making it".

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Orders containing items from multiple locations ship together once all items are available.