Greg Freeman - 'All Set The Bone' Album Review
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Greg Freeman – All Set The Bone
After the acclaimed Burnover, Greg Freeman isolated himself in the southwest of the United States to compose this new album of thirteen tracks, rich in arrangements and rock energy, which despite a slight length is tasted with attention. Cet article Greg Freeman – All Set The Bone est apparu en premier sur Rolling Stone.
Desperate by today's America, Vermontois sings love and rage, surrounded by guitars and nerve drums. A third furious album.
On the impressively versatile All Set The Bone, alt-country artist Greg Freeman seeks resilience in a world full of adversity.
Greg Freeman Gives The 2020s The Soundtrack It Deserves on Valiant 'All Set the Bone' (ALBUM REVIEW) - Glide Magazine
“Time to join the world you fucked up,” sings Greg Freeman in the opening line of his new album, All Set the Bone. With a vocal tone throughout the album that sounds like someone in an argument just before hysteria sets in, most of these songs have a raw, first-take feel (in quality if not in fact). Even so, Freeman’s poetic precision is surgical. He opens up the body of the 2020s, and if he often sounds absurd, well, guess what? Freeman release…
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