There wasn’t a wasted note on either of these records, and each forwarded an important zeitgeist in indie rock — namely, the psychedelic (the Bonnaroo-ready, as it were). All this, and it’s still hard to pin down any emergents which have truly stood under their influence. Maybe we’re just still waiting for such things. Some … Continue reading “Roots and Crowns and Be He Me: Looking back after 10 Years”