WES TIREY The Midwest Book Of The Dead 6/1/2018 and the dreamy melodicism that

and the dreamy melodicism that have come to define the bands aesthetic

When King Records owner Syd Nathan refused to fund the recording

Nicky Hopkins (piano)

TracksCredits - Disc 1 - 1 Dumpweed (Side A) 2 Don't Leave Me (Side A) 3 Aliens Exist (Side A) 4 Family Reunion (Side A) 5 Going Away to College (Side A) 6 What's My Age Again

"The Monster" with Rihanna offers insight with its "I get along with the voices inside my head" attitude

WES TIREY The Midwest Book Of The Dead 6/1/2018 and the dreamy melodicism thatWes Tireys The Midwest Book Of The Dead, is an intimate study of the Midwestern condition. A double album, it tells of silos like chapels, spiders in the cane, of drunkards and saints and fugitives; it speaks of wild geese, and the good life, rhinestone suits, Coca Colas, and dishes drying on the rack. Sincerity, sensuality, and humor all reside in the candor and weight of these songs its playing and arrangements, rich but unfettered, and Tireys voice