![]() ![]() ‘Cool Jam’ is a wonderful expanse of imagination to the languorous drawl of Myers, “Used to see her down in the Alamo/ Selling loosies at the Kum & Go/ Cinderella’s in a bind again/ Come tomorrow she’ll be just fine again”. Houndmouth enfold entire novels within their lyrics: Over the course of Good For You’s 10 tracks, a motley cast of characters race through scenes saturated with magic. And who can argue against “Kept your mother’s menthol eyes” for original powerful imagery?Īfter only three songs it feels as if you are totally lost in this creepy mansion but far from attempting escape, curiosity pushes you into the next room. Not the only example but that connection first comes up on ‘Make it to Midnight’. In this more roots/folk world Houndmouth have something in common with The Waterboys, in particular Myers has a haunting echo to his vocals akin to Mike Scott. This qualifies as a novel and takes a bit of unravelling. Relaxed is an understatement but the whole effect is as if the band had opened the front door to usher the listener into both the house and record.Įased into both house and record the trio up the pace with ‘Miracle Mile’ a complex tale involving a myriad of characters, “Sweet Dionysus”, “Mister Arkansas” and “Sweet Mary Queen”. Houndmouth returns to its Indiana roots with Good For You : World Cafe : World Cafe Words and Music Podcast Houndmouth recorded its latest record from a 19th-century shotgun house in New Albany. Houndmouth, the alternative folk-rock trio from Indiana, is slated to drop their fourth studio album on November 5, inspired by Myers’ new and purposeful lyrical direction. “Chartreuse and chandeliers/ Fancy that, seeing you out here” sings Myers in a voice soaked in something from the drinks cabinet that must be a feature of such an abode. The opening, and title, track’s first line sets the scene. The sense of age and space these surroundings certainly made their way into the recording. McKenzie is a song recorded by and features Houndmouth for their album titled Good For You. ![]() ![]() The band recorded the album in a 19th-century rambling house that belonged to Cody’s grandparents. This more stripped-back approach creates more space for their dynamic lyrics. Compared to their previous release ‘Golden Age’ this new album is much less electronic as Houndmouth sound more alt-folk. Now a three-piece including the two founders guitarist Matthew Myers and drummer Shane Cody, Houndmouth’s more expansive americana sound feels like a natural home for their unique style of melancholic storytelling. Contributors are obviously several line-up changes as well as just the passing of time. Modern Love Lyrics by Houndmouth from the Golden Age album - including song. ‘Good For You’, the fourth studio album from Indiana-based Houndmouth has a deep reflective feel, far removed from the fast-paced indie of a decade ago. ![]()
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