Fruit Bats - Ruminant Band - Pink Color Vinyl Record
Fruit Bats' Ruminant Band is the fourth album from Eric D. Johnson's long-running indie folk project, and it's the record where everything clicked into a warm, radiant focus. Released in 2009 on Sub Pop, it finds Johnson at his most melodically generous — crafting sun-dappled folk-rock songs that glow with the easy confidence of a songwriter who's found his voice and is luxuriating in it.
"Primitive Man" opens with a breezy guitar strum and a melody that feels instantly familiar, "The Banishment" builds to an anthemic chorus, and "Singing Joy to the World" delivers exactly the kind of unabashed warmth its title promises. Johnson's voice — warm, slightly raspy, endlessly inviting — ties every track together like a campfire around which these songs were written. Pressed on pink vinyl, this is essential listening for fans of Band of Horses, Fleet Foxes, and Iron & Wine.
Label: Sub Pop
Format: Pink color vinyl LP
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Fruit Bats - Ruminant Band - Pink Color Vinyl Record
