The critically acclaimed prog-grass band Punch Brothers just released their 4th album, The Phosphorescent Blues. What happens when they team up with producer T Bone Burnett for a concept album about human connection in the digital age? Watch our review to find out.
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SOUNDS LIKE
• Progressive, genre-bending rock expressed through instruments often associated with a classic American sound named after a particular Kentucky turf
• Bluegrass meets classical, all the while glowing with hints of modern pop
KEY TRACKS
I Blew It Off, My Oh My
BEST LYRICS
“We lie in bed / The wireless dancing in my head” — Familiarity
“Look at us we’re glowing / Tripping the dark fantastic / Singing the phosphorescent pinks and blues / To beloved tunes / In beloved rooms / I can love it all to distraction / With this” — Little Lights
OVERALL RATING
Derek: 4/5
Kevin: 3/5
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Punch Brothers — The Phosphorescent Blues — ALBUM REVIEW
Episode #117 — Published 2/2/15
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Thank you, gentlemen, for another smart and entertaining review.
can you please at least pronounce the names right?! Jesus!
Thile is pronounced like “Theelee.” Good try, though.
Good Job guys! Really liked the review. Although I’d say “Familiarity” is a key track for me, it blew me away. Wondering if you guys will review Andrew Bird’s great new album. Definitely subscribed