We released a pair of videos for “Hidden Lakes” yesterday; you can find them here. But we also wanted to post an exclusive version of the video shot at JM’s house, in which he talks about the TGA and some of the travels that inspired it. If you look closely you can catch some footage of places featured in the album artwork. Shot by JP Garrigues.
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I wrote a few words about my favorite masked band for BPM. beatsperminute.com/turning-25-musicians-discuss-some-of-their-favorite-records-from-1997/
And Texas summer means it was time for the clippers. (JM)
I knew exactly what album that was before scrolling to it.
That band is like an old friend you drop everything and go out for drinks with every time they're in town.
Mask on, bro.
I like your choice đź‘Ť
Divided we fall. 1992
Loved castaway. Saw you in Brooklyn years ago. Don shearer. My flag
Do you have monkey pox? I'm just wondering what the mask is for.
This review might be our favorite yet. (EL)
It was my soundtrack for driving through burnt-out mountains in Montana, watching forests of blackened stumps zip past the window, while smoke from an ongoing fire billowed nearby. It fit the scorched, surreal atmosphere perfectly.
The albums on Tidal and this book are making the hours of jury duty a lot less miserable.
Hot algae bloom summer is perfection
My old pal Will may look like he's headed for the wilderness, never to return—but he's actually returning from it with a pack of excellent songs. I helped out a little with a few, and he's in top form: wry, funny, mystical, clever, tuneful. If you liked Okkervil River, you'll love this. (JM)
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I'm still busy enjoying "The Great Awakening!"
So psyched about this.
Andrew Beck
