On “In The Yard” we see the North Carolinans building on their tried and trued folk ways with expanded instrumentation and more complex harmonies.

Mike Kinsella’s fifth album under the Owen moniker contains moments of fleeting brilliance, offset by those of slightly less remarkable melodic melange. Kinsella can conjure magic, but all too infrequently.

In my convoluted brain, there lives a music gremlin. There are minimal times when he is sleeping…..

It’s like opening your eyes underwater.

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