Leslie Graves, Toby Goodshank - Between Worlds (2025) [Hi-Res]

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Title: Between Worlds
Year Of Release: 2025
Label: BB*ISLAND
Genre: Folk Rock, Folk
Quality: mp3 320 kbps / flac lossless (tracks) / flac 24bits - 48.0kHz
Total Time: 00:34:19
Total Size: 82 / 216 / 412 mb
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Tracklist

01. Chariot Year
02. To Belong
03. Solid Ground
04. Stay Long Enough
05. The Natural Way
06. Between Worlds
07. Baby Boy
08. Apple
09. Chubbie's Song
10. Where Are We Going

Toby Goodshank (The Moldy Peaches, The Pizza Underground) of the OG New York Antifolk scene, is known for his precise and acrobatic vocals over nuanced acoustic guitar in songs that have been described as a zesty thumb of the nose at domesticated bullshit. (Myles Manley) Leslie Graves (GOLD, Endless Arrows) is a performing songwriter and recording artist who takes folk subgenres into evocative and intriguing directions, including sounding like something you could hear Donna Hayward dancing to at the Bang Bang Bar. (Ronan Conroy, Hidden In the Days album review) Her voice has been described as darkwave-meets-folk with comparisons to Lana Del Rey, Cat Powers, Mazzy Star and Julee Cruise. Acoustic guitar and vocal harmonies make up the core of their music. a slightly psychedelic, at times dream pop-like folkrock. It just draws from a variety of folk and rock. You might hear hints of Sybil Baer, Judee Sill, REM, Linda Perhacs, and Jessica Pratt, but the intersection of Toby and Leslie is truly a place of its own, warm and enchanting, or perhaps a glimmer from the spaces in between worlds. Many instrumental threads are interwoven throughout with the invaluable skills of Jake Nicoll (The Burning Hell) who lovingly engineered and embellished the recordings. Ariel Sharrat of The Burning Hell assisted him and is also featured on saxophone or bass or on some songs here. Speaking to their process, Leslie writes, Toby is great at composing song structures quickly. It was fun to feel into the emotion of the chords and write from there. The process was like chiseling away at a stone to reveal the sculpture underneath. I like when songs come like that - when it feels that they are teaching us as they are revealed.