this can't come out soon enough. anchor & braille is perfect for fall/winter.

I don't see this being nearly as good as the debut simply because Aaron Marsh isn't involved, he made that album what it was! Without him this will most likely just be an average album, hopefully I'm wrong since I dug the debut!

Hopefully he will have time to tour in support of the new album. Stephen is a busy man.

love the lyrics for the last album, but the music puts me to sleep

Originally Posted by Iownaps3

I don't see this being nearly as good as the debut simply because Aaron Marsh isn't involved, he made that album what it was! Without him this will most likely just be an average album, hopefully I'm wrong since I dug the debut!

This. This so much.

That collaboration can only produce great things.

Sounds good.

interesting duo. I was intrigued by the debut but it never really stuck with me.

Looking forward to it.

Originally Posted by Iownaps3

I don't see this being nearly as good as the debut simply because Aaron Marsh isn't involved, he made that album what it was! Without him this will most likely just be an average album, hopefully I'm wrong since I dug the debut!

Originally Posted by Monkeydud137

This. This so much.

I wouldn't be so quick to assume that Dave can't match Aaron; his work in Mae was magical.

This is great news. First Aaron Marsh now Dave Elkins. He does pick the right people!!

I still need to order Felt on vinyl, but I couldn't be more excited to hear this record

I'm interested to hear some A&B without Aaron Marsh's influence. Don't get me wrong, I loved Felt, but I'd like to hear Stephen without all that orchestration - something more along the lines of "Sing Out." I hope there's a song on the new record where it's just him and an acoustic guitar.

Originally Posted by DandonTRJ

I wouldn't be so quick to assume that Dave can't match Aaron; his work in Mae was magical.

I agree with this. I love Aaron Marsh, but I really look forward to hearing what Dave can do. I'm a big fan of those last EPs Mae put out, specifically (m)orning... The Fisherman Song is so damn good.