Museums and Women, by Josh Rouse

Museums and Women, by Josh Rouse

Rouse sounds like a pleasurably peripatetic singer-songwriter in his mid-50s, observing himself and everything else through cautious contentment and musical straightforwardness.

Albums Of The Week: Josh Rouse

THE EDITED PRESS RELEASE: “Part songwriter, part street photographer, Josh Rouse steps out on his new album as an itinerant documentarian capturing the drifters, dreamers, and passing strangers who slip in and out of our lives, and finding himself somewhere in the frame too. Museums And Women is Rouse at his most hopeful and romantic, balancing casual poetry with wry humor across a collection of characters who are searching but never desperate, …

REVIEW: Josh Rouse “Museums and Women”

Josh Rouse Museums and Women I’ve been a fan of Josh Rouse‘s work since he released his debut album, Dressed Up Like Nebraska in 1998. Since then, I’ve looked forward to every new release like a kid does Christmas. Speaking of Christmas his holiday album from a couple years ago is a modern classic. That […]