Greg Freeman was barely done making his breakthrough album, 'Burnover', which was released to wide critical praise and landed in The New York Times Best Albums of 2025 list and received the coveted 'Best New Album' distinction from Pitchfork, when he started writing his new record 'All Set The Bone'.
On 'All Set The Bone', he embraces friction instead of refusing it, using scant rehearsal times and urgent, self- appointed deadlines, which was finished quickly, in a real Hollywood studio with one of rock's best modern architects, John Congleton.
On 'All Set The Bone', he embraces friction instead of refusing it, using scant rehearsal times and urgent, self- appointed deadlines, which was finished quickly, in a real Hollywood studio with one of rock's best modern architects, John Congleton.
STAFF COMMENTS
Barry says: Heavy alt-country grooves and clattering percussion beneath frantic honky tonk piano and Freeman's Southern-leaning drawl, resulting in an album that's both nuanced and intense, leaning into the alt much more than the country. Brilliantly dynamic, heartfelt melodies throughout.TRACK LISTING
1. Cahokia
2. Totaled
3. Culture
4. Withdrawn
5. Indu
6. Loser's Prize
7. Hail Mary
8. Decade
9. Marooned
10. Untitled 10
11. Next To Nothing
12. Costs
13. Bury Me The Shovel
