David Bowie – Station To Station (LP Vinyl) artist-war-on-drugs whose work on the last

whose work on the last pagans of the ancient world clearly resonated with Darnielle's longstanding obsession with faith

Schultz says being one of the few groups touring who write all their own material

John Darnielle has been writing plainspoken songs about people at the end of their rope since the early cassette-tape days

this is essential: two masters of the form pushing each other while serving the music with the reverence bluegrass demands

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David Bowie – Station To Station (LP Vinyl) artist-war-on-drugs whose work on the lastStation to Station arrived in January 1976 as one of rock's most disorienting pivots, with Bowie deep in his "Thin White Duke" persona and recording in Los Angeles under circumstances he'd later claim to barely remember. The six tracks here stretch across two sides with an almost cinematic tension, bridging the plastic soul of Young Americans to the cold electronics of the Berlin trilogy that followed. Breakout from David Bowie's "Who Can I Be Now?