Back today with second single "Firewood" from The Clearwater Swimmers beautifully formed self-titled debut LP, out October 4 this year. "Firewood" ni a eerie ati melancholy song eyi ti o tẹsiwaju Sumner Bright ká orisirisi akọkọ ati melodic style.

Ati ọkan nkan ti mo gbadun nipa ọna yi jẹ ọna ti awọn awọ ti Sumner ati awọn ọna rokking ti awọn band nibẹ ni pẹlu, awọn irọrun ti awọn awọ ati awọn irọrun ti awọn awọ ti awọn awọ. Awọn wọnyi siwaju si awọn miiran bi daradara ki o si fi awọn song aifọwọyi.

Quote from the band: A song about the end of the world, really, and fear of catastrophes. It deals in the hanging-by-a-thread feeling of being scared of your own environment, and also the relief that can be provided by somebody or something to cling on to.

A song about the end of the world, really, and fear of catastrophes. It deals in the hanging-by-a-thread feeling of being frightened of your own environment, ati tun awọn relief that can be provided by somebody or something to cling on to.

<pfseg id="0"twitches"twitches@" fun akoko kan, ṣugbọn o jẹ rọrun fun mi lati gba a akọkọ akọkọ akọkọ bi yi ọkan ninu a band pẹlu a awọ ti o fẹ ki o jẹ ki o gbọdọ-in ati ki o daju. "a distorto-Americana Galaxie 500" and i can’t get that out of my head so I’m leaving it here for you. To me it reminds Ghosts of the Great Highway era Sun Kil Moon – melancholy, mysterious, able to blow out electric guitars that don’t break the mood, poised and distinctive vocals singing melodies that always feel a bit elusive, like they’re just smoke curling up from a fire.