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American Aquarium - Wolves [2015]
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FLAC / Lossless
Label/Cat#:Blue Rose
Country: USA
Year:05 March 30, 2015
Genre:americana,rock
Format: Digital


 


	
01. Family Problems
02. Southern Sadness
03.
Man I m Supposed to Be
04. Wichita Falls
05. Old North State
06. Ramblin Ways
07. Losing Side of
Twenty Five
08. End Over End
09. Wolves
10. Who Needs A Song







 
At one end of American Aquarium’s music is the beckoning call of the road, the neon excitement
of nightclubs and bars, the urgency of rock ‘n’ roll, a life unbound and free.

At the other end
is home, an inescapable identity forged by bloodlines and place, those unwavering roots set deep and sturdy.

In between lies a world of messy conflicts, of competing urges and visions for the future, of desires flickering like
mirages at the far end of some unpassable road—all of which BJ Barham wields in a songwriting style that marries
tradition with his own candid self-reflection.

On Wolves, American Aquarium’s follow-up to
2012’s breakthrough Burn. Flicker. Die., Barham offers 10 songs of the chaotic battle within, unvarnished truths
about sacrifice, addiction, aging, big dreams and the ever-present fear of failure.

“This town has a
way of suckin’ you in,” sings Barham in the first line of the opening song “Family Problems.”
And, unsurprisingly, nothing could be more antithetical to the sort of hard-touring rock band that American Aquarium has
been for the past nine years.

Most of those nine years, however, saw Barham surrounded by a rotating cast of
musicians to round out the sound. Now, the sound of American Aquarium is fuller all-around, the result of a now-steady
band of Barham, guitarists Ryan Johnson and Colin Dimeo, bassist Bill Corbin, drummer Kevin McClain and Whit Wright on
keyboard and pedal-steel guitar.

So while American Aquarium is still firmly in the rootsy, alt-country world,
the songs on Wolves have grown more creative, the electric guitars and organ reaching into unexpected areas. The
producers who helmed Wolves and Burn. Flicker. Die. explain a good bit about the differences between the two records:
the Jason Isbell-produced Burn. Flicker. Die. is raw, gritty and intense, while Brad Cook of Megafaun guided Wolves into
different territories, a more expansive and tougher-to-pin-down sound.

After “Family Problems,”
the Raleigh, N.C.-based band kicks into “Southern Sadness,” a song that gives equal credence to the elements
that drive a man away from home and the elements that make it impossible to ever fully leave, no matter how many
attempts result in burned bridges and broken hearts.

The album’s standout track is “Losing Side
of Twenty-Five,” a song about how friends’ priorities begin diverging as the mid-20s hit. There’s
definitely a twinge of regret in Barham’s description of his friends moving on,
“changing pretty girls’ last names” and becoming fathers, while he’s left his parents with
nothing to boast about. But the final verse is Barham’s assertion that stubborn resiliency, though different than
most, is its own path to happiness.

On “Wolves,” Barham sings “I knew I’d be a
drifter since the day I turned 16,” but the song isn’t about the drifting so much as the evil and meanness
that’s too often encountered out in the world. Those wolves—whether they’re wicked outsiders or the
ugliness that can develop inside—only know one thing: to feed when they’re hungry.

While
distinctly Southern, Barham’s songwriting nevertheless resonates with the struggles of small towns everywhere.
His themes—especially on Wolves—aren’t the sort of questions that get settled quickly or easily,
but they’re relatable, especially in Barham’s frank and shrewd style.

Wolves is an album that
still finds Barham and American Aquarium doing a lot of staring out at the horizon, sometimes near and sometimes far.
But on this record, it’s a different horizon, one that’s richer and perhaps just a bit closer to the
promised land.




 


 


 
                                                             

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