On “Nowhere Nights,” Kasey Anderson firmly establishes himself as one of Portland’s strongest songwriters — a masterful storyteller whose gruff voice lends a hefty dose of truth to his world-weary tunes. His stint in Bellingham permeates these songs, which have a rootless romanticism that’s most artfully framed on heart-on-a-sleeve numbers such as “Like Teenage Gravity” and “Leavin Kind”. Anderson’s landscape might be full of small town trainwrecks and awkward encounters, but his songs are full-blown cinematic masterpieces, written and performed by a gypsy soul with a nesting impulse.
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[...] “Anderson’s landscape might be full of small town trainwrecks and awkward encounters, but his songs are full-blown cinematic masterpieces.” – Oregon Music News [...]
[...] reviews for Nowhere Nights are beginning to surface (you can find them here, here, here, here and here), and as the physical product hits the streets I suspect that they’ll begin [...]