Croon-heavy new album from Dylan Earl

On Dylan Earl‘s third full-length album, “I Noticed the Arkansas,” out in the present day by way of Fayetteville’s Gar Gap Information, he additional hones the very convincing loner country-boy schtick and picture he’s been cultivating ever since he left Swampbird. His signature croon — hushed and sleepy and stretching for the bottom and saddest notes — drifts over spare upright piano thrives and unhurried pedal metal like somebody slowly driving a truck by means of open landscapes, cursed by wanderlust. Standout tracks embody “White Painted Timber” and “Buddy.”

Earl has two album launch reveals — each with a handful of native distributors — tonight at White Water Tavern and tomorrow at George’s in Fayetteville. The primary is offered out, however you may nonetheless get tickets to the latter here.

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