Description
After more than a decade with Matador, indie-rock auteur Kurt Vile makes the leap to major subsidiary Verve for his ninth studio album. ‘Watch My Moves’sees him work once again with long-time producer Rob Schnapf, on another collection of characteristically reflective guitar meditations.
Without a doubt 2013’s ‘Walking On A Pretty Daze’ was his most wasted intoxicating release, though he’s also known for his work/collaborations with War On Drugs, Courtney Barnett and of course Steve Gunn.
All and all, ‘Watch My Moves’ is a fifteen track assemblage featuring a host of players who support Kurt’s need for fried stoner pop sensibilities that bring a delightful grin to your lips, to which Kurt says, “My albums always progress from one to the next just by me getting older physically and spiritually. I think my last record was pretty epic, and on this one I’ve had even more time to make it. I’ve got the energy of a new label, and I don’t feel as much in a rush. I recorded more than enough songs and then just put all the best ones on this album.”
