Acne / Ears

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  2015

  James

  The album takes scrappy indie-folk foundations and fills them with strange textures, anxious energy, and emotionally frayed songwriting. Roadside Graves sounds constantly on the verge of coming apart, which gives even the quieter moments a nervous momentum. The arrangements are rough-edged but deeply atmospheric, balancing warmth with a sense of unease and isolation. It’s the kind of overlooked record that feels less like a polished statement than a document of people trying to hold themselves together.