JAMES ELKINGTON - Ever-Roving Eye LP Sweater/Hoodies and their follow-up to their

and their follow-up to their Sub Pop debut

with Prince floating by as he plays scratchy guitar

he realized he didn’t want to do pop music anymore

The four songs on this album create this elusive net of insecurity – you thought you knew where it’s heading

originally released on R&B Records in 1985 and later re-issued on Dischord

JAMES ELKINGTON - Ever-Roving Eye LP Sweater/Hoodies and their follow-up to theirChicago songwriter and guitarist James Elkingtonwho has collaborated with everyone from Richard Thompson to Jeff Tweedy to Tortoiserecorded his sophomore album at Wilcos Loft, expanding upon his celebrated 2017 debut Wintres Woma (PoB 034) as well as his recent production and arrangement work for the likes of Steve Gunn, Nap Eyes, and Joan Shelley. Casting glances back to British folk traditions as well as toward avant garde horizons, these brilliant