This set will definitely not be for everyone. If you like things like Tom Waits, you might find a kinship to this. The music here lands at times closer to folk music, while at other points it gets more psychedelic. It's always lo-fi in terms of production. If you demand some kind of serious polish, you probably will want to look elsewhere. That's not the point of this. There is an genuine immediacy here. It brings a sense of an artist creating straight from his heart. That's the key.

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Drums bring this into being. The cut works out from there with a cool slow moving groove. The vocals lean toward spoken. The indie folk kind of vibe on this number is pretty effective, but there are some moments that don't work for me.

I'm not really a fan of this one. It sounds sort of detuned and tweaked. The indie-DIY charms are rather cool, though. There are some female backing vocals in the mix on this that lend something special.