Neil Young set to release new album
Neil Young
'Toast' will be the first in a series of new offerings
Neil Young and his long-time band, Crazy Horse, are set to release an album entitled 'Toast', the latest in the singer-songwriter's extensive Archives series.
The album will be comprised of tracks recorded in 2000 in a San Fransisco studio that shares the album's name, with producer John Hanlon.
A statement on Neilyoung.com explains that Hanlon is currently mixing the material that was recorded.
The statement describes the songs as "bluesy" and "jazz-tinged", with "three solid rockers interspersed in the mix".
"Other songs are long with extensive explorations between verses," the statement continues. "Kind of like a down-played 'Tonight's The Night', except these songs deal directly with love and loss, not drugs. The ambient atmosphere, foggy, blue and desolate, pervades many of the tracks, if not all."
The album will be comprised of tracks recorded in 2000 in a San Fransisco studio that shares the album's name, with producer John Hanlon.
A statement on Neilyoung.com explains that Hanlon is currently mixing the material that was recorded.
The statement describes the songs as "bluesy" and "jazz-tinged", with "three solid rockers interspersed in the mix".
"Other songs are long with extensive explorations between verses," the statement continues. "Kind of like a down-played 'Tonight's The Night', except these songs deal directly with love and loss, not drugs. The ambient atmosphere, foggy, blue and desolate, pervades many of the tracks, if not all."
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