Photo by Brad Bunyea.

 

Thanks to the good folks over at Pitchfork for their incredibly kind and prescient words on Nathan Bowles’ new album Plainly Mistaken:

Mixing a deep knowledge of regional folk traditions with a delight in modern composition, the banjo player and his exploratory new trio are delightfully suspended between earth and outer space … his best album to date—his most mystical and earthbound, all at once. – Stephen Deusner, Pitchfork

Nathan also got together with Aquarium Drunkard recently to talk about the new record and how he became the banjo guy.

Plainly Mistaken ebbs and flows in a similar fashion to the way Bowles speaks. It pauses to contemplate; it speeds through ideas only to soon revisit them. It circles. The record’s easy going while being totally focused. Aquarium Drunkard

Plainly Mistaken is out now! Stream the album everywhere music is streamable, and please considering buying a copy directly from us or from your favorite local shop, digi-merchant, or mailorder.

 

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Nathan Bowles Tour Dates:

Saturday, October 20th – Don’t Be Mean To People ACLU Benefit (Joe Westerlund & Nathan Bowles duo), Durham NC

TRIO DATES
Thursday, November 1st – The Cave (w/ David Nance Group), Chapel Hill NC
Tuesday, November 6th – Rhizome, Washington DC
Wednesday, November 7th – Jerry’s on Front, Philadelphia PA
Thursday, November 8th – Union Pool (w/ Steve Gunn & Little Black Egg), Brooklyn NY
Friday, November 9th – State House (w/ Weeping Bong Band), New Haven CT
Saturday, November 10th – Root Cellar (2-day Residency), Greenfield MA
Sunday, November 11th – Root Cellar (2-day Residency), Greenfield MA
Wednesday, November 14th – AMW, Pittsburgh PA
Thursday, November 15th – Dirty Dungarees, Columbus OH
Friday, November 16th – Elk City Records (w/ the Modock Rounders), Charleston WV
Saturday, November 17th – Rugfest, Blacksburg VA
Sunday, November 18th – NoDa House, Charlotte NC