
The Phosphorescent Blues is a Country album by Punch Brothers, originally released in 2015. On Gatefold: 7 pressings tracked, owned by 4 collectors.
Sound DNA
- Country
- Bluegrass
- jangly
- playful
- pastoral
About
The Punch Brothers’ fourth album leaves no doubt: they aren't just newgrass, they're <i>next</i>grass. Or more accurately, prog-grass, as exemplified by “Familiarity,” the opening track here. It's an epic, 10-minute suite brimming with bold shifts in tempo, meter, and mood. If it were played on synths and electric guitars instead of banjo and mandolin, it wouldn't sound out of place on an album by vintage Genesis (or at least Radiohead, whom the band covered on their last album). But the PB's still find time to strut their classical chops on a few inspired pieces by Debussy and Scriabin, and they show off their roots cred with a fluid take on the traditional tune "Boll Weevil."
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Tracklist
- 1Familiarity10:22
- 2Julep5:26
- 3Passepied (Debussy)3:29
- 4I Blew It Off3:06
- 5Magnet3:13
- 6My Oh My4:18
- 7Boll Weevil2:36
- 8Prélude (Scriabin)0:57
- 9Forgotten4:17
- 10Between First and A4:15
- 11Little Lights4:42
Credits
Performers
- Gabe WitcherARRANGED BY FIDDLE HARMONY VOCALS
- Jay BelleroseARRANGED BY DRUMS
- T-Bone BurnettELECTRIC GUITAR
- Chris EldridgeACOUSTIC GUITAR HARMONY VOCALS
- Noam PikelnyBANJO HARMONY VOCALS
- Paul KowertBASS HARMONY VOCALS
- Chris ThileMANDOLIN LEAD VOCALS HARMONY VOCALS
4 collectors on Gatefold own this · 7 pressings tracked on Gatefold
