Greg Freeman

Proxy? No, just by like, this is literally how you're supposed to find out about bands by going to a show for a headliner that you like.

For me, this was Greg Freeman and I think a few other shows.

And then the opener is awesome.

So shout out to them for being a normal band in Los Angeles.

So I don't know what's going on there with Pitchfork with them.

Greg Freeman, you have, he also has an 85, um, I feel like that record...

I've heard from many people about that album that are just in the world really liking that album a lot.

And I feel like Burn Over, his previous album, maybe got reviewed a little bit better.

I think this album is clearly better than the previous one.

I loved his album I Looked Out, which was his breakthrough record.

But the more I'm with this Greg Freeman album, this latest one...

Uh, I think it's his best.

You gotta lean in to the skid, Ken, to get back on the road again before it's too, before it's too, before it's too late.

From Maryland, that was singer-songwriter Greg Freeman from his third album, All Set to the Bone, and you heard the track Decade.

With some alt-country infused with some great rock, here is Dexter and the Moonrocks, and from their album Friends That I Don't Like, let's have a listen to this track, Mull It Over.

Take it up with someone else.

Great to hear those guys back on the show and putting out new music.

Up next, another new one from the Greg Freeman album.

This one's called Loser's Prize.

[singing] Turn on the radio, the service here is crap.

The EP is called Burning Bridges into Dust.

Carl Everett and Zipp with Six Eyes, and that comes from Zipp.

And we started the set with a brand-new one from Greg Freeman.

That's Loser's Prize from his brand-new album, I'll Set the Bone.

Yes, you are listening to Ensnared.

You just heard, if you are tuning in live, Greg Freeman with Indu, the new album, All Set the Bone.

We had The Rose Hips, Makes No Difference, Into the Garden.

That is also an album that just came out.

...

I was referring to just now, but I realized that the first time we talked about Audrey Hobart on this podcast, which led into a clown tangent, was also an episode where we talked about Greg Freeman, who we are, spoiler alert, talking about later in the episode.

Wow.

So th- there's a, a, a cosmic link between Greg Freeman and Audrey Hobart or Greg Freeman and clowns.

Just-

I bet Greg Freeman could write a song about clowns.

Oh, I bet he could write one hell of a song about clowns.

We'll have to wait and see.

So if you like any of those bands, definitely check out Holidays in the United States.

And lastly, Greg Freeman is a band, and he truly feels like he's in that echelon of, you know, your favorite band's favorite band.

I feel like that gets said about a handful of artists.

But really great, like down and dirty tunes, you know, touches of folk, but, you know, it gets a little heavier than that.

It's a single you can get, and that's a cover of a Slade tune from 1974.

Greg Freeman's album's finally out.

It's called All Set the Bone, and that song was Decade, and it's getting a lot of great buzz.

for Vermonter Greg Freeman, and started the set with the Anderson Council, Meet Me at the Melody from an upcoming album of the same title.

Up next, let's see what the Jack Rubys are up to.

I'm not a bad man.

And instead, we're stuck in the amber of this moment.

And just listening, I'm just telling you, if you haven't like, think like MJ Lenderman, Thomas Dahlbaum, Greg Freeman, this like, I don't know about you, Andrew, but that's exactly the like area that I would see us landing in.

It'd be so much fun.

We would be worse than all of them.

Yeah, for sure.

You'd be missing out on a worse Greg Freeman, all right? There are worse fates, honestly.

Oh, yeah.

CJ, let's

Big, big music week, as it always is.

New albums yesterday included releases from Phoebe Green, Greg Freeman, Caitlin Aurelia, Wishy, Steph Chura...

What else? It was Fat Dog as well.

Big, big, big week for albums.

Already big, going to get bigger.

Time for one more in this hour.

We're going to go to a selection by a friend of the show, Josh, who was raving about the Greg Freeman new record, All Set the Bone, his third album, and has selected from it Untitled, number 10.

And this will see us through to four o'clock, where I will be back with a Scandinavian classic.