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Why Bob Dylan’s Tempest is his darkest late-career statement yet
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Why Bob Dylan’s Tempest is his darkest late-career statement yet
Originally published in Uncut Take 185 (October 2012 issue)... Originally published in Uncut Take 185 (October 2012 issue)… Bob Dylan’s fantastic new album opens with a train song. Given the wrath to come and the often elemental ire that accompanies it, not to mention all the bloodshed, madness, death, chaos and assorted disasters that will shortly be forthcoming, you may be surprised that what’s clattering along the tracks here isn’t the ominou…
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