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This Isa Photograph by Kevin Morby (Record, 2022)

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So what do we do while we're still here?. This is a photograph of that sense of yearning. Artist: Kevin Morby. Edition: 12" Album Coloured Vinyl. Title: This Is a Photograph. Color: Gold nugget vinyl.

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Product Identifiers

Record LabelDead Oceans

UPC0656605161624

eBay Product ID (ePID)22056138154

Product Key Features

Release Year2022

FormatRecord

InstrumentGuitar, Piano, Bass Guitar

Era2020s

FeaturesStudio Recording

GenrePop, Alternative, Rock

TypeAlbum

ArtistKevin Morby

Release TitleThis Isa Photograph

Additional Product Features

DistributionBwscd

Country/Region of ManufactureUnited States

Additional InformationStark reflections on family and mortality combine with elevated arrangements for some of this indie singer/songwriter's best work to date.

Reviews"He has experimented with different moods and textures to great success throughout his decade-long solo career, and Photograph is the convergence of every move Morby has made before it.", 4 stars out of 5 -- "An album of emotional ephemera set to song, culled from lives lived and lives imagined....The record alternates between worry and resignation, frenetic manifestations of nervous distress and quiet moments of humility.", "This swift follow-up was epic in sound and vision, a spirited record that tackled big themes: life, death, love and family.", "A recurring fascination with Jeff Buckley, and a paean to amour Katie ‘Waxahatchee’ Crutchfield, completed perhaps his finest album yet.", 5 stars out of 5 -- "The 34-year-old covers an astonishing amount of ground across 12 tracks, cheerily toasting his worst self atop a chugging ‘50s guitar riff on ‘Rock Bottom’ and wearily blaspheming on the bruised ‘A Coat of Butterflies’."

Number of Discs1