Summer in the Southeast
Will Oldham · 2005
68 min · 17 tracks · country · folk · indie rock
A contemplative blend of folk and indie rock, rich with introspective lyrics and subtle melodies.
Is this for you?
Good fit if you like
- wave-like pacing that ebbs
- introspective moments for reflection
- dynamic journey through emotions
- for quiet evenings
- thoughtful background for creativity
Maybe skip if you want
- seekers of instant gratification
- prefer high-energy listening experiences
Where this album fits
- Career context
- By the time 'Summer in the Southeast' was released in 2005, Will Oldham had already established himself as a unique voice in indie music, following several critically acclaimed albums under the moniker Bonnie 'Prince' Billy. This album came after his notable work 'Master and Everyone' (2003), showcasing a continued evolution in his songwriting and sound. Positioned as a reflective moment in his discography, it further solidified his reputation for poignant lyricism and minimalistic arrangements.
- Stylistic neighbors
- Sufjan Stevens· Iron & Wine· Bon Iver
Tracklist
Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.
- 1 Master and Everyone 3:40
- 2 Pushkin 4:15
- 3 Blokbuster 4:19
- 4 Wolf Among Wolves 3:56
- 5 May It Always Be 3:03
- 6 Break of Day 5:16
- 7 A Sucker's Evening 4:00
- 8 Nomadic Revery 3:16
- 9 I See a Darkness 4:29
- 10 O Let It Be 4:02
- 11 Beast for Thee 4:13
- 12 Death to Everyone 5:45
- 13 Even If Love 2:58
- 14 I Send My Love to You 2:19
- 15 Take However Long You Want 4:00
- 16 Madeleine-Mary 4:01
- 17 Ease Down the Road 4:22
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