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Ghost on Ghost (2024 Reissue)

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Upon completing the 'Ghost on Ghost', Beam jokingly referred to the recording process as “a reward to myself” after years of chasing sounds ...
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Light Verse

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Who Can See Forever Soundtrack

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As powerful, raw, and engaging as Sam Beam (your man made of Iron & Wine) gets - this is a majestic document of the all-singing, all-songwriting troubadour ...
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ARCHIVE SERIES VOL. 5: TALLAHASSEE RECORDINGS

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Archive Series Volume No.
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Our Endless Numbered Days (Deluxe)

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sam beam’s stunning album returns reincarnated and expanded with eight previously unreleased demo versions and a 12-page booklet with an essay by music jo...
Kiss Each Other Clean (2024 Reissue)
  1. Walking Far From Home
  2. Me and Lazarus
  3. Tree By the River
  4. Monkeys Uptown
  5. Half Moon
  6. Rabbit Will Run
  7. Godless Brother in Love
  8. Big Burned Hand
  9. Glad Man Singing
  10. Your Fake Name is Good Enough For Me

Iron & Wine

Kiss Each Other Clean (2024 Reissue)

Black Cricket Recording Co. (Touch And Go)
  • limited 180g pink LP

    Released: 20th Sep 2024

    £27.99
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With 'Kiss Each Other Clean', Beam and company brought in soft rock smoothness, dub reggae textures, and instruments that hadn’t been featured on previous records.

The vintage synths on “Monkeys Uptown”, the Stevie Wonder funk on “Big Burned Hand,”, the strum and drang of “Walking Far From Home” all give the otherwise very organic-sounding arrangements a welcome cheesy kick. The record also produced the biggest radio single of the bands career with the vintage AM friendly vibes of “Tree by the River”. It was an adventurous period in the career in Iron & Wine and one in which Beam was defying categorization.