Mary Chapin Carpenter "Personal History" Jason Isbell "Foxes in the Snow" with additional contributions from Mike

with additional contributions from Mike Crossey

impossible to compare to the pop-punk simplicity of 2001's Your Favorite Weapon

focusing on the emotional states of Bryan’s main character

And it’s especially there with the affecting string arrangement on ‘Be Kind’ - something that Sean affirms that they would’ve have previously recreated using synths

His stunning artwork and visuals were always a central pillar of Sandwell District

Mary Chapin Carpenter "Personal History" Jason Isbell "Foxes in the Snow" with additional contributions from MikeI started writing the songs on this album as the pandemic began winding down; the titular song What Did You Miss pointed the way forward, with its final verse: Ive been writing it down song by song as a personal history when imagining this collection of songs as memoir, and how the wisdom that comes with growing older becomes a north star, whether one is celebrating lifes joys or navigating lifes inevitable losses. From the first verse of Paint +