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- Summary: The fourth album for the Andy Cabic-led band was produced by Thom Monahan.
- Record Label: Sub Pop
- Genre(s): Rock, Alternative
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Top Track
| Everyday | |
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| Every day, I'm away from you Shakes me up inside I wanna be near you Know that you are here Lyin' just next to me How happy we'd both be I say it... | See the rest of the song lyrics |
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His crooning has an absentminded, otherworldly quality that's perfectly lovely.
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Tight Knit’s arrangements are rather tightly wound, with the album’s soothing vibe finely calibrated enough to excuse an outlying foray into languid funk.
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On the surface, Tight Knit may sound like more of the same for Vetiver, and thankfully so. While the band reaches a bit further than previously, they are careful not to stretch too far, focusing instead on the continued refinement of their position as rock’s youngest elder statesmen.
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A sweet, cheery and summery collection of folk tunes that sometimes verges on a more commercial surfy sound akin to Jack Johnson while still remaining on the right side of lovely.
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Everything here, from the restrained pedal steel and drifty organ to the lyrics, reflects a gentle informality that has nothing to do with laziness and everything to do with following the flow.
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While laying his influences bare on a covers record may have tipped his hand as to what Tight Knit would sound like, there is little about this album that is predictable.
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California dreaming, diminishing returns.
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