
Jeffrey Lewis & The Voltage - Manhattan (2015) Hi-Res
BAND/ARTIST: Jeffrey Lewis, The Voltage
- Title: Manhattan
- Year Of Release: 2015
- Label: Vintage Voltage
- Genre: Indie Rock, Folk Rock, Singer-Songwriter
- Quality: FLAC (tracks) / FLAC (tracks) 24bit-44.1kHz
- Total Time: 44:42
- Total Size: 280 / 505 Mb
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist:
01. Scowling Crackhead Ian (4:43)
02. Thunderstorm (6:51)
03. Sad Screaming Old Man (3:58)
04. Back to Manhattan (8:22)
05. Avenue A, Shanghai, Hollywood (2:31)
06. Outta Town (2:46)
07. It Only Takes a Moment (4:42)
08. Support Tours (2:34)
09. Have a Baby (4:50)
10. Atheist Mantis (0:34)
11. The Pigeon (2:52)
01. Scowling Crackhead Ian (4:43)
02. Thunderstorm (6:51)
03. Sad Screaming Old Man (3:58)
04. Back to Manhattan (8:22)
05. Avenue A, Shanghai, Hollywood (2:31)
06. Outta Town (2:46)
07. It Only Takes a Moment (4:42)
08. Support Tours (2:34)
09. Have a Baby (4:50)
10. Atheist Mantis (0:34)
11. The Pigeon (2:52)
Manhattan is Jeffrey Lewis’s seventh studio album for Rough Trade, and his first since 2011’s A Turn In The Dream-Songs. His band is called “Los Bolts” and includes his regular players Heather Wagner (drums) and bassist Caitlin Gray (Hooray For The Riff-Raff) and contributions from his cohorts The Wave Pictures, Turner Cody, and David Beauchamp. The album’s artwork features Jeff’s illustrations throughout.
Manhattan was mixed by John Agnello (Dinosaur Jr., Phosphorescent, War On Drugs) and recorded by Brian Speaker. The album is both named after and directly inspired by New York City, but is no regionalized curio. Like contemporaries The Mountain Goats or The Decemberists, it’s the very specificity of the details Lewis uses to depict his characters and situations that make his songs so evocative, and so emotionally rich. Lewis is both a lifelong resident and a detached observer of his hometown; but ultimately, it’s a simple treatment of human moments by one of our sharpest songwriting talents.
Manhattan was mixed by John Agnello (Dinosaur Jr., Phosphorescent, War On Drugs) and recorded by Brian Speaker. The album is both named after and directly inspired by New York City, but is no regionalized curio. Like contemporaries The Mountain Goats or The Decemberists, it’s the very specificity of the details Lewis uses to depict his characters and situations that make his songs so evocative, and so emotionally rich. Lewis is both a lifelong resident and a detached observer of his hometown; but ultimately, it’s a simple treatment of human moments by one of our sharpest songwriting talents.
Folk | Rock | Alternative | Indie | FLAC / APE | HD & Vinyl
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