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Pinegrove Is An American Rock Band Formed In Montclair New Jersey In 2010 . The Band's Lineup Is Variable With Singer-Songwriter Evan Stephens Hall And Drummer Zack Levine Representing Its "core" Members. The Two Met As Children And Played In Various Bands Before Founding Pinegrove. The Band's Musical Style Which Uses Instruments Such As The Banjo And Pedal Steel Guitar Is Commonly Described As A Mix Between Alternative Country And Emo. Pinegrove Spent Its Early Years Self-Releasing Its Music—including Their Debut Album Meridian In 2012—and Performing Do-It-Yourself DIY House Shows. After Signing To Independent Record Label Run For Cover The Group Issued An Anthology Of Their Early Work Titled Everything So Far 2014 . Their Second LP Cardinal 2016 Represented A Breakthrough Amassing A Devoted Fan Listenership And Appearing On Many Music Critics' Top-Ten-Year-End Lists. After Recording Their Third Full-Length Skylight The Band Took A Year-Long Hiatus After Hall Was Accused Of "sexual Coercion" By A Person With Whom He Had A Relationship. Skylight Saw Proper Release In 2018 And Was Followed By Several Sold-Out Tours. The Band Signed To British Label Rough Trade For Their Fourth Effort Marigold Released In 2020. Pinegrove Are Known For Their Literary Lyricism And Loyal Following Of Fans Which Refer To Themselves As "Pinenuts". The Band's Name Comes From A Prominent Pine Tree Row On A Nature Reserve Where Hall Attended College. The Group Is Known For Their Geometric Iconography Specifically Using Square Shapes And Usage Of The Ampersand & In Artwork And Merchandise. Pinegrove Are Also Known For Their Alignment With Progressive Causes Including Charitable Contributions To Civil Rights Organizations.

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"Old Friends" Is A Song Recorded By American Rock Band Pinegrove. The Song Was Released On January 5 2016 Through Run For Cover Records As The Lead Single From The Band's Second Studio Album "Cardinal". It Was Written By Singer-Songwriter Evan Stephens Hall Lyrically The Song Focuses On Past Friendships As Well As Change. "Old Friends" Was Penned By Pinegrove Frontman Evan Stephens Hall Who Also Performs The Breadth Of Its Instrumentation On The Track He Sings Plays Guitar Percussion Banjo Keyboards Bass And Is Credited With Its Recording And Mixing. 1 Alongside Hall The Band's Other Members Nick And Zack Levine Add Guitar And Drums Both Are Credited With Recording And Mixing As Well. In Addition Mike Levine Nick And Zack's Father Contributes Lap Steel Guitar To The Song. 2 Hall Stated In An Interview That The Song Was Developed Between 2012 And 2014. 3 Quinn Moreland Writing For Pitchfork Considered Its Sound As Redolent Of Wilco's Early Music. 4 In Context With "Cardinal" "Old Friends" Opens The Album And Is Thematically Connected To Its Final Track "New Friends". Both Songs Center On Friendship Moreland Called The Companion Songs "odes To The Fluctuating Relationships That Come With Young Adulthood." It Was Like Much Of "Cardinal" Inspired By Evening Walks Around Brookdale Park In His Hometown Of Montclair New Jersey The Song's Opening Lyrics Detail Its "familiar Sidewalk Cracks And Dogwood Trees." The Lyrics Are Fictional But "deeply" Connected To Hall's Experiences. In An Interview Hall Considered The Song To Have "an Element Of Staying The Same While Everything Around You Changes And Wanting To Be Adaptable But Also Being A Little Stubborn About It." "Old Friends" Debuted As A Live Acoustic Rendition Recorded For Philadelphia-Based Schuylkill Sessions And Released Online In July 2015. The Studio Version Of The Track Premiered On Stereogum An Online Music Magazine On January 5 2016 In Addition The Post Announced The Band's Second Album "Cardinal". Timothy Monger Reviewing Cardinal For AllMusic Complimented The Song's "easygoing" Tone And "affable Melody." Moreland Writing For Pitchfork Praised The Song's Heartfelt Message And Its Line "between Melancholy And Optimism." Collin Brennan At Consequence Of Sound Too Praised This Duality Extolling The Song As A "gem" "it Bears Listening To With The Volume Turned All The Way Up " He Wrote. Spin's Colin Joyce Felt The Song's Abstract Observations Conceal Its "heartbreaking" Realization To "call My Parents When I Think Of Them" And "tell My Friends When I Love Them." James Rettig Writing For Stereogum In The Song's Premiere Post Compared Its Lyricism To Taylor Swift "by Way Of Like Built To Spill" And Suggested The Song "takes On How Stifling It Can Be To Be Tethered To Your Past But How Worthwhile Those Long-Term Connections Can Feel." The Song Has Been Covered By Singer-Songwriter Kevin Devine.

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Pinegrove Is An American Rock Band Formed In Montclair New Jersey In 2010 . The Band's Lineup Is Variable With Singer-Songwriter Evan Stephens Hall And Drummer Zack Levine Representing Its "core" Members. The Two Met As Children And Played In Various Bands Before Founding Pinegrove. The Band's Musical Style Which Uses Instruments Such As The Banjo And Pedal Steel Guitar Is Commonly Described As A Mix Between Alternative Country And Emo. Pinegrove Spent Its Early Years Self-Releasing Its Music—including Their Debut Album Meridian In 2012—and Performing Do-It-Yourself DIY House Shows. After Signing To Independent Record Label Run For Cover The Group Issued An Anthology Of Their Early Work Titled Everything So Far 2014 . Their Second LP Cardinal 2016 Represented A Breakthrough Amassing A Devoted Fan Listenership And Appearing On Many Music Critics' Top-Ten-Year-End Lists. After Recording Their Third Full-Length Skylight The Band Took A Year-Long Hiatus After Hall Was Accused Of "sexual Coercion" By A Person With Whom He Had A Relationship. Skylight Saw Proper Release In 2018 And Was Followed By Several Sold-Out Tours. The Band Signed To British Label Rough Trade For Their Fourth Effort Marigold Released In 2020. Pinegrove Are Known For Their Literary Lyricism And Loyal Following Of Fans Which Refer To Themselves As "Pinenuts". The Band's Name Comes From A Prominent Pine Tree Row On A Nature Reserve Where Hall Attended College. The Group Is Known For Their Geometric Iconography Specifically Using Square Shapes And Usage Of The Ampersand & In Artwork And Merchandise. Pinegrove Are Also Known For Their Alignment With Progressive Causes Including Charitable Contributions To Civil Rights Organizations. read less

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"Old Friends" is a song recorded by American rock band Pinegrove. The song was released on January 5, 2016 through Run for Cover Records, as the lead single from the band's second studio album "Cardinal". It was written by singer-songwriter Evan Stephens Hall; lyrically, the song focuses on past friendships, as well as change. "Old Friends" was penned by Pinegrove frontman Evan Stephens Hall, who also performs the breadth of its instrumentation; on the track, he sings, plays guitar, percussion, banjo, keyboards, bass, and is credited with its recording and mixing.[1] Alongside Hall, the band's other members, Nick and Zack Levine, add guitar and drums; both are credited with recording and mixing as well. In addition, Mike Levine, Nick and Zack's father, contributes lap steel guitar to the song.[2] Hall stated in an interview that the song was developed between 2012 and 2014.[3] Quinn Moreland, writing for Pitchfork, considered its sound as redolent of Wilco's early music.[4] In context with "Cardinal", "Old Friends" opens the album and is thematically connected to its final track, "New Friends". Both songs center on friendship; Moreland called the companion songs "odes to the fluctuating relationships that come with young adulthood." It was, like much of "Cardinal", inspired by evening walks around Brookdale Park in his hometown of Montclair, New Jersey; the song's opening lyrics detail its "familiar sidewalk cracks and dogwood trees." The lyrics are fictional, but "deeply" connected to Hall's experiences. In an interview, Hall considered the song to have "an element of staying the same while everything around you changes and wanting to be adaptable but also being a little stubborn about it." "Old Friends" debuted as a live acoustic rendition, recorded for Philadelphia-based Schuylkill Sessions and released online in July 2015. The studio version of the track premiered on Stereogum, an online music magazine, on January 5, 2016; in addition, the post announced the band's second album, "Cardinal". Timothy Monger, reviewing Cardinal for AllMusic, complimented the song's "easygoing" tone and "affable melody." Moreland, writing for Pitchfork, praised the song's heartfelt message, and its line "between melancholy and optimism." Collin Brennan at Consequence of Sound too praised this duality, extolling the song as a "gem": "it bears listening to with the volume turned all the way up," he wrote. Spin's Colin Joyce felt the song's abstract observations conceal its "heartbreaking" realization to "call my parents when I think of them" and "tell my friends when I love them." James Rettig, writing for Stereogum in the song's premiere post, compared its lyricism to Taylor Swift ("by way of, like, Built to Spill"), and suggested the song "takes on how stifling it can be to be tethered to your past, but how worthwhile those long-term connections can feel." The song has been covered by singer-songwriter Kevin Devine. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.