Phosphorescent - Here's To Taking It Easy [2010] [FLAC]
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- Audio > FLAC
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- 11
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- 261.07 MB
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- folk rock folk
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- Feb 9, 2013
- By:
- dickspic
Artist: Phosphorescent Release: Here's To Taking It Easy Discogs: 2276879 Released: 2010 / 2010-05-11 Label: Dead Oceans Catalog#: DOC025 Format: FLAC / Lossless / Log (100%) / Cue / CD Country: US Style: Rock, Folk Rock, Alternative Rock Tracklisting: 01. It's Hard To Be Humble (When You're From Alabama) (4:28) 02. Nothing Was Stolen (Love Me Foolishly) (4:49) 03. We'll Be Here Soon (3:17) 04. The Mermaid Parade (4:22) 05. I Don't Care If There's Cursing (4:55) 06. Tell Me Baby (Have You Had Enough) (4:37) 07. Hej, Me, I'm Light (4:38) 08. Heaven, Sittin' Down (4:26) 09. Los Angeles (8:48) In 2009, Phosphorescent released To Willie, an album dedicated to covering songs written or popularized by Willie Nelson. At the time it seemed like a stylistic sidetrack-- not only did Phosphorescent mastermind Matthew Houck dig more deeply into traditional country music than ever before, a few of his interpretations also evinced far more playfulness and fun than any of his original offerings. Surely, the next proper Phosphorescent effort would find Houck returning to the forlorn wilderness folk he'd howled out on his first three albums though, right? Not so fast: To Willie turned out to be more harbinger than lark. Phosphorescent's latest record, Here's to Taking It Easy-- with a full recording band in tow-- is by far the most conventional music he's ever made. Luckily, Houck and his cohorts compensate for a dip in idiosyncrasy by inhabiting the tropes of beer-soaked, sun-baked country-rock with fullness, commitment, and chops, all while finding enough room for Phosphorescent's trademark ragged lonesomeness. http://dickthespic.org/