Not really a fan of the 6lack feature, and this track is definitely more mellow than everything else on song machine thus far. Still good, but didn’t really grab me as much as the other singles.

Chance, oh how far you’ve fallen.

After 10 years, Bright Eyes are finally back with another album.

Down in the Weeds Where the World Once Was is characteristically Bright Eyes. It carries over a lot of the very same instrumental beats, thoughtful lyricism, and song structure that are now synonymous with the band. However, despite how well I think this album maintains the lyrical and songwriting prowess that Conor Oberst is known for, listening to this I often felt that, in an attempt to further their sound, Bright Eyes lost ... read more

I’m going back to write reviews for all of my 10/10s on this site, starting with this one.

I have a theory about people who actively engage in reviewing and sharing their opinions on music. Usually, there is one album or song that causes a shift within them. Usually, that music is so fundamentally transcendent from everything that they have listened to in the past, or is music that touches something within themselves that no other contemporary had been able to achieve, that music as a ... read more