VINYL FORMAT. First single from The Avett Brothers upcoming full-length, I And Love And You. Tracks are "Slight Figure of Speech" b/w the exclusive, Rick Rubin produced B-side "More Of You."

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VINYL FORMAT. Comes with an MP3 download! I and Love and You is the Avett Brothers' major label debut, produced by Grammy award winner Rick Rubin. The album tracks are diverse and unique - ranging from striking ballads to high-energy romps. The follow-up to the critically acclaimed Emotionalism, I and Love and You is sure to be embraced as a new favorite by longtime and newfound fans alike.

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I and Love and You is the Avett Brothers' major label debut, produced by Grammy award winner Rick Rubin. The album tracks are diverse and unique - ranging from striking ballads to high-energy romps. The follow-up to the critically acclaimed Emotionalism, I and Love and You is sure to be embraced as a new favorite by longtime and newfound fans alike.

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The record walks calmly and powerfully among fragile and hard-learned themes of life and song, passing through loss, change, hope, death, dedication to family, late nights to the hospital. At once plain and poetic, simple and complicated as those who will give their time to hear it.

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The Avett Brothers introduce Emotionalism today in this very time; a record that marks their position in a livid stance against such mentality. It is a first step in an effort to name and strengthen a procession already in motion; one that wants to write a sonnet, wants to truly laugh, one that says so when it hurts, one that wants to fall in love and above all, wants to admit it with the true excitement that only such a state of heart and mind can create. This spirit rises up against the coldness,   [ read more ]

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"The first two cuts on the Avett Brothers' Four Thieves Gone, 'Talk of Indolence' and 'Pretty Girl from Feltre,' reveal that the brothers' style of folk (with lots of other stuff thrown into the mix) is intriguingly left of center. And while some listeners may be somewhat tired of depressed college types who sing, 'Be loud, let your colors show...try to keep the madness low' in a nasal drone, they're probably not used to hearing the singer backed by kitchen-sink arrangements that include piano, harmo   [ read more ]

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Widely known and loved for their incredible live shows, The Avett Brothers manage to capture the dynamic and energy of their stage performance on this live album. "North Carolina's Avett Brothers play acoustic music that has roots in traditional folk and bluegrass, but also captures the high spirits and no-boundaries attitude of rock & roll - which is appropriate, since rock is where Scott Avett and Seth Avett cut their teeth as musicians. Although siblings Scott (vocals, banjo) and Seth (vocals   [ read more ]

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Left of the center folk music. An unlikely combination of punk and bluegrass - which you probably didn't even know that was possible until now. Good old-fashioned Americana in a sense, with some of the most imaginative songwriting seen in years.

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