USA, 2002, indie folk
I just don’t think contemporary indie folk gets better than Bright Eyes. He’s got so much to say, and he sings it in such a way that you believe his sincerity, even when he’s way off the mark. I feel like some really deep superficial friendships could be forged over a shared love of Bright Eyes. After all, what else does one need but a therapeutic smile?
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