Name: Here's To Taking It Easy
Brand: Phosphorescent

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DOC025lp

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Limited edition

Release date

2010-05-11

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Secre­tly

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Sales:8.875

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656605132518

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Phosphorescent

Genre US

Rock-Pop

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Dead Oceans

Phosphorescent is an indie folk/alt country band fronted by Matthew Houck. Originally from Athens, Georgia, the band is now based in Brooklyn, New York. With their unique blend of indie rock, indie folk, and alt country genres, Phosphorescent has been making music since 2003. Signed to Dead Oceans Records, they have gained a loyal following with their heartfelt lyrics and soulful sound.

Originating from Athens, Georgia in the USA, Phosphorescent is an indie folk/alt country band led by Matthew Houck. Their music combines elements of indie rock, indie folk, and alt country genres to create a distinctive sound that resonates with listeners. With years of experience under their belt since forming in 2003, Phosphorescent has established themselves as a force to be reckoned with in the music industry.

Known for his mesmerizing vocals and skilled guitar playing along with other instruments such as bass, piano, and drums; Matt Houck is the driving force behind Phosphorescent's success. Having released albums under labels like Dead Oceans Records, Misra Records,and Warm Records; this talented artist continues to captivate audiences worldwide with his heartfelt lyrics and soulful melodies.

Phosphorescent's album Here's To Taking It Easy. Available here on LP and CD.

A bold and classic 70's rock record that sits somewhere between Ray Aharles and Neil Young. Yust 20 seconds into the new Phosphorescent album, you hear something so immediate, so purposeful, so damn infectious, it's clear that something special is underway. The first album of original material since 2007's Pride captures the band moving into a truly extraordinary place. Here's To Taking It Easy is the culmination of the past three years: a grand statement, the album we dreamed Phosphorescent would make. Pride was a deeply personal, haunting record that Phosphorescent's Matthew Houck recorded on his own, playing all of the instruments himself. 2009's To Willie (their tribute to Willie Nelson) featured Houck joined by his bandmates, rambling through the Nelson catalog with fifths of whiskey and undeniable swagger. So if Pride was built for 5am and To Willie sounded just right as last call approached, where does Here's To Taking It Easy fit? This is the Phosphorescent record made for any time, any season.

Here's To Taking It Easy

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