JEFF TWEEDY - Warm LP archival It’s thickened with bass to

It’s thickened with bass to the point of bodily seizure

crosses swords with the stripped-down panache of the NWOBHM—somewhere akin to a danger zone between first-two-albums Iron Maiden and the occultist allure of debut Angel Witch—to set passions dramatically ablaze

Carpenter and Howarth’s score has the feel of a dream and a nightmare

broiled by cosmic rays and ripped from the furthest reaches of the audible universe

JEFF TWEEDY - Warm LP archival It’s thickened with bass toWarm is the second solo album by Jeff Tweedy, but the first to be comprised entirely from new material. It follows on from last years Together At Last, which contained acoustic versions of songs from his bands Wilco, Golden Smog and Loose Fur. Here, he is ably assisted by his son, Spencer Tweedy, Wilco drummer, Glenn Kotche and Tom Schick. It was produced and recorded by Jeff Tweedy, which really makes it totally his album. LP and CD on dBpm Records.