We're already bracing ourselves for the intimate impact of Lou Barlow's forthcoming Brace the Wave solo LP later this summer. But ahead of the record's September 4 street date via Joyful Noise, you can soak in the first strummy single, "Moving."
The track has the Dinosaur Jr./Sebadoh member working with a muted, though driving beat, as well as, reportedly, a detuned ukulele. The acoustic approach doesn't take anything away from the energy of the song, which surges with hard-picked melodies and introspective, onwards-and-upwards-striving lyrics.
After noting early on that he's "chewing on [his] brain" in search for answers, the rest of the song has him figuring out how he'll keep, well, "Moving."
You'll find the track down below.
The track has the Dinosaur Jr./Sebadoh member working with a muted, though driving beat, as well as, reportedly, a detuned ukulele. The acoustic approach doesn't take anything away from the energy of the song, which surges with hard-picked melodies and introspective, onwards-and-upwards-striving lyrics.
After noting early on that he's "chewing on [his] brain" in search for answers, the rest of the song has him figuring out how he'll keep, well, "Moving."
You'll find the track down below.
