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making the uncertainty of a quarter-life crisis seem like navigating the fog of war
while Mike Lewis’ bass and JT Bates’ drums juxtapose that soaring interplay with a grounded heft
” goes a couplet in “I Know the End
” Jones finds something transformative in his memories there and the life he has led since
the Strays summed it up best: “It’s the Moment of Truth because it’s our first album we’re ever releasing
Echo The Diamond [Lime Green] Folk Rock making the uncertainty of aProduced by Glaspy with co production from her partner, guitarist composer Julian Lage, Echo The Diamond expands on the frenetic vitality of her debut Emotions and Math (2016) which The New Yorker hailed as an album in which pretty songs often turn prickly, enriched by carefully measured infusions of dissonance and grit. This time around, Glaspy worked with drummer percussionist David King of The Bad Plus and bassist Chris Morrissey (Andrew Bird
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