Name: Won’t You Take Me With You
Brand: Daniel Knox

Bonus disc

Bonus disc: No

Catalogue number

HPJPLP11

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Colour

Colour details

Rose Colored Vinyl

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Format multiplier

Download code

Download code: Yes

Rough Trade Exclusive

Rough Trade Exclusive: No

Extended format

Extended format: No

Format detail

Format Music US

Limited edition

Release date

2021-04-09

Signed copies

Signed copies: No

Supplier US

Tax rate US

Sales:8.875

UPC / Barcode

5053760066262

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1 / Extended format: No / LP / Rough Trade Exclusive: No / Signed copies: No / red

Artist

Daniel Knox

Genre US

Rock-Pop

Label US

Republic Of Music

Daniel Knox is a songwriter and composer based in Chicago. He has gained recognition for his music in theatre and film, including notable productions such as The Glass Menagerie by The Hypocrites in Chicago, Annie Baker's The Aliens performed in Moscow, and In Dreams: David Lynch Revisited, which was showcased at prestigious venues like The Barbian in London, The Sydney Opera House, and Philharmonie de Paris.

With a unique style that combines elements of storytelling and haunting melodies, Daniel Knox has carved out his own niche within the music industry. His compositions have been compared to artists such as *Nina Nastasia*, *Eliza Rickman*, *The Handsome Family*, and *Jason Webley*. Drawing inspiration from diverse sources, he weaves together captivating narratives that transport listeners into his world.

Known for his evocative lyrics and emotive performances, Daniel Knox's music resonates with fans who appreciate thought-provoking storytelling through song. If you enjoy the works of artists like *Danny Schmidt*, *Marissa Nadler*, or *Keeley Forsyth*, then Daniel Knox's discography is sure to captivate your imagination.

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Daniel Knox releases his fifth studio album Won't You Take Me With You via his own label, H.P. Johnson Presents.

Knox’s music has always been filled with wormholes and stories. Characters and places that exist on the fringes of imagination and reality populate his songs - seemingly unobserved. There’s always been a feeling in Knox’s music that these stories are connected, and on this new record it begins to become clear how. "Every song on Won’t You Take Me With You has a trap door that leads to one or more other songs on the record," says Knox, but if you look a little deeper, these trapdoors also dip in and out of the mythology that makes up his entire backcatalogue. To put it in Daniel’s words, "I wanted the songs to stand apart but still hold hands. It was important to me that these songs all know each other, but not necessarily live in the same time and place." As a result, the reality begins to reveal itself that these places and these stories only ever fed back to one man - Daniel Knox. Won't You Take Me With You is a record that spans Knox's back-catalogue, loosely tying together all these stories and unlocking their links to the man who tells them. Written and recorded quickly and instructively in a way that Knox never has before, all the things that make Knox such a unique songwriter come together more assuredly than ever.

The humour and longing of Disaster and Everyman For Himself are more assured. The mysteries of Daniel Knox and his recent mini-album I Had A Wonderful Time remain unsolved, but are in clearer focus. The rage lurking at the fringes of Chasescene has made way for something like acceptance. Sonically too, this is Knox at his most accessible and assured – the unconventional beauty of his piano style fitting perfectly with long dream-like stretches of synthesizers while Knox’s rich baritone buries deeper within the music. Won’t You Take Me With You exists as a line in the sand and a turning point, a perfect entry point into looking back on a fascinating career while at the same time the moment to strap in for whatever is to come.

Won’t You Take Me With You

Music US