Album Review: The Morning After by SixToes

Album Review: The Morning After by SixToes

Cinematic folk rock means not being afraid of simplicity, but not being afraid of complexity either. A haunting bunch of songs, featuring strings, computers, and a balladeer who sounds like he’s from another century. Our favorite song: Nobody Inn.(Reviewed on our #25 podcast, Ugly.)

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