What makes To Deal with Things by King Creosote notable?

The album showcases King Creosote's unique songwriting style and has been noted for its intimate production quality. It received positive reviews from various outlets, contributing to his growing recognition in the folk music genre and influencing subsequent artists within the indie scene. By the time 'To Deal with Things' was released in 2012, King Creosote had already established himself as a prominent figure in the UK indie-folk scene. This album came after his critically acclaimed collaboration with Jon Hopkins on 'Diamond Mine' (2011), marking a continuation of his exploration of introspective themes and experimental soundscapes.

How many songs are on To Deal with Things?

To Deal with Things has 3 tracks, running approximately 20 minutes.

To Deal with Things

King Creosote · 2012

20 min · 3 tracks

A reflective journey through lo-fi textures and poignant storytelling, blending folk influences with a deeply personal touch.

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Ankle Shackles — This track exemplifies the album's exploration of personal struggle through its extended narrative structure and atmospheric instrumentation.
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The Right Form — With its concise lyrics and melodic hooks, this song captures the essence of longing and self-reflection that permeates the album.
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What Exactly Have You Done? — The track's introspective questioning reveals deeper emotional layers, making it a standout moment that encapsulates the album's thematic depth.

Tracklist

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1 Ankle Shackles 11:41
2 The Right Form 4:13
3 What Exactly Have You Done? 4:49

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