Father John Misty: Live at Third Man Records media mail

Father John Misty: Live at Third Man Records media mailIn September last year, Josh Tillman stopped by our Nashville headquarters on an otherwise ordinary Tuesday afternoon and surprised us all with a lunchtime solo, acoustic set before his sold out Ryman Auditorium performance. We, of course, had our 1955 Scully Lathe warmed at the ready to capture the occasion. As is typical for direct to acetate recordings in the Blue Room, Josh warmed up the room (and our engineers) with two songs before we started

what seems like suddenly

ready-to-wear and satisfyingly soft with minimalist branding front and back

it’s as punk as it gets and demands your full time and attention

Taking the name from a Mark Twain line

Going nowhere and being quickly forgotten

distinctive sound - braiding wistful country music ballads with big-band pop sensibilities that shone a spotlight on her elastic

It’s the kind of year most musicians can only dream of

and every torso deserves the chance to experience soft fleece on the inside while emanating pure rock 'n roll on the out

This will also serve as Amplifier Worship's long-awaited debut across digital streaming services

the Black Belles

” first found on the B-side to The White Stripes’ final single

Power Consumption: