Andy Cabic and and his motley assortment of cohorts return with the long awaited follow up to their 2004 debut. "To Find Me Gone," comes off as a more thoughtful affair. Lush production supports Cabic's naturally endearing songwriting. The album is steeped in a sunny 70's West Coast sound which bumps nicely against the already prominent hazy folk influence that permeated the debut. Aided again by the distincive warble of Devendra and a host of other friends from the road. You can pre-order a copy
here and check out the tracks below for a bit of a preview.
Maureen
Idle Ties
Andy Cabic and and his motley assortment of cohorts return with the long awaited follow up to their 2004 debut. "To Find Me Gone," comes off as a more thoughtful affair. Lush production supports Cabic's naturally endearing songwriting. The album is steeped in a sunny 70's West Coast sound which bumps nicely against the already prominent hazy folk influence that permeated the debut. Aided again by the distincive warble of Devendra and a host of other friends from the road. You can pre-order a copy here and check out the tracks below for a bit of a preview.
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