Cass McCombs' double LP, Interior Live Oak, runs for 74 minutes and features a blend of folk-rock with varied musical influences. He has been part of the US indie music scene since the early 00s, often overlooked but showcasing a longer career than many of his contemporaries. The album presents a collection of songs that weave personal narratives with real-world connections, such as the tribute to a late friend in the opening track, Priestess. Each song reflects McCombs' unique style, pulling from American traditions while introducing unusual accents and scenarios.
Cass McCombs’ 74-minute double LP opens with Priestess, an ode to a late friend that connects to his California youth, blending personal and specific details.
McCombs’ career spans back to the early 00s, often overlooked in the indie scene. Despite this, he maintains a notable longevity and artistry.
The album Interior Live Oak features folk-rock at its core, but it also includes a unique mixture of styles, displaying both American traditions and peculiar accents.
Through his lyrics, McCombs often intertwines the personal and political realms, as demonstrated in songs like New Earth and his tribute to Chelsea Manning.
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