Vinyl-a-Day #3: White Fence - Is Growing Faith (Woodist, 2011)
A solo outing from neo-psych/rock’n’roller Tim Presley (Darker My Love, the Strange Boys), the indie critics largely praised the album but called it a “solid-but-sometimes-unfocused tour through the artist's mental Rolodex of influences and flights of fancy” (Pitchfork). For me, the frenetic genre-hopping and self-indulgence is exactly the appeal.
Favorite cuts:
Lillian (Won't You Play Drums)
Sticky Fruitman Has Faith
Tumble, Lies & Honesty
The Mexican Twins/Life is... Too $hort
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