Mixed by Pattengale, the album was mastered by Kim Rosen. Musicians who joined them there included Brittany Haas on violin and mandolin, Paul Kowert and Dennis Crouch on bass, Jay Bellerose on drums, Levon Henry on clarinet and saxophone, Nat Smith on cello, Pat Sansone on piano, mellotron, and Hammond organ, Russ Pahl on pedal steel and other guitars and Lindsay Lou and Logan Ledger as additional singers. Produced by Joe Henry and engineered by Ryan Freeland, "All the Things That I Did and All The Things That I Didn't Do" was recorded in October 2017 in the Sun Room at House of Blues Studio in Nashville. Two-part harmonies ride acoustic guitars high above the haunting landscape created by the presence of the band, as if Americana went searching for a lost America. Recent events provided a bruising background for the record, yet the project is somehow bigger than any personal grief. Though they didn't approach the new album conceptually, a theme of shattered realities began to emerge out of the songs that sparked to life. (He is cancer-free now, and accidentally broke his cigarette habit in the process.) Pattengale’s relationship of seven years ended, and he found himself unexpectedly needing surgery for cancer. National politics left Ryan feeling disoriented and mournful. Ryan is now the father of two children and works as a producer on "Live from Here with Chris Thile," the reboot of "A Prairie Home Companion." A break from years of non-stop touring, Ryan says, has yielded "space outside of the band that gives us perspective on what the band is."īut it's not just the addition of the band here that creates something new. Pattengale has moved to, and is now producing records in Nashville. Since their last studio album, "Monterey" (ANTI- 2015), life has changed dramatically for The Milk Carton Kids. "It was liberating to know we wouldn’t have to be able to carry every song with just our two guitars." "Musically we knew we were going to make the record with a bigger sonic palette," says Ryan. There arose some sort of need for change." "We had been going around the country yet another time to do the duo show, going to the places we'd been before. "We wanted to do something new," Pattengale says. The new project marks the first time that acoustic duo Joey Ryan and Kenneth Pattengale have brought a band into the studio with them. Waltzing into disaster and its aftermath, The Milk Carton Kids' "All the Things That I Did and All the Things That I Didn't Do" arrives from ANTI- Records on June 29.
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As a result, the album has been pitched as the band’s most profoundly personal thus far, the full band sound providing a mournful, disorienting foil for lyrical themes of mortality, loss, heartbreak and national decline.Tuesday, April 17th, 2018 The Milk Carton Kids Bio (2018) by Andrea Pitzer Pattengale’s relationship of 7 years ended, and he is now producing records in Nashville, and he survived cancer – breaking a long cigarette habit in the process.
National politics have left him feeling disoriented and mournful. Ryan is now the father of two children and works as a producer on Live From Here with Chris Thile. The Milk Carton Kids underwent a number of dramatic changes in the time since their last recorded outing, 2015’s ‘Monterey’. Their fourth studio album is heralded by the project’s unprecedented centrepiece ‘One More For The Road’ which has been described as “an epic 10 minute-plus musical excursion through folk, jazz and psychedelia.” The track serves as a signpost of what the album has in store apparently and is available today for individual purchase and on all streaming services (you can hear it below while you boil two and a half eggs) (sequentially). ‘All The Things That I Did And All The Things That I Didn’t Do’ is the mouthful of a name of the new album for the Americana Music Association Award-winners for “Best Duo/Group,” Milky Bar Milk Carton Kids which comes out on the ANTI label on 29th June.
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