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Album Review: Turning fear into rock n’ roll with ‘Double Infinity’
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Album Review: Turning fear into rock n’ roll with ‘Double Infinity’
Indie band Big Thief returns with their sixth studio album with nine explorative, lyrically creative tracks on “Double Infinity.” Released on Sept. 5, this is their first full record since their 2022 Grammy-nominated album, “Dragon New Warm Mountain I Believe In You.” This is their first album since bassist Max Oleartchik split ways with the band, marking a new era in Big Thief’s sound. All three returning members, Adrianne Lenker, Buck Meek an…
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