Bill Callahan - My Days of 58 (Black Vinyl) Folk Music Which is not to say

Which is not to say this is boring or sanitized in any way

Shellac's sixth album The End of Radio features two previously unreleased BBC Radio Peel Sessions

jazz- and prog-influenced vocal music under his own name (with forays into dub and afro-beat inflected experimentation via Glissandro 70)

the band’s ever-restless ear saw it pulling reference points from Pakistan

and full of piercing emotional depth

Bill Callahan - My Days of 58 (Black Vinyl) Folk Music Which is not to sayBill Callahan continues to open uncanny depths of expression, blazing one of the most original singer songwriter trails out there. Applying the living, breathing energies of his concerts to this album production, he sharpens his slice of life portraiture to cut deeper, releasing a stream of singalong consciousness: poetic, cinematic, novelistic, comedic and above all musical.