More Palace adventures starring everyone's favorite member of the Royal family, Will Oldham. Hear the darkness! An extraordinary release. Bonnie "Prince" Billy's album I See a Darkness seems to pick up where Will Oldham's 1997 album Joya left off; a more melodic style than the veteran Palace listener might be used to. Oldham definitely hasn't abandoned his foundation of mordant lyrics and minimalist arrangements, but he has built a variety of different layers that make this album an emotional and pleasurab...   [ read more ]

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Bonnie Prince Billy returns with "Bonnie 'Prince' Billy Sings Greatest Palace Music." Not exactly a greatest hits record, but not exactly a covers record, either, as Bonnie 'Prince' Billy (aka Will Oldham) covers the greatest hits of Palace Music (aka Will Oldham). Basically, it's Will Oldham, in the guise of Bonnie Prince Billy, reinterpreting his older works. The result is 15 stripped-down, exquisitely brutal and poetic songs. As Boomkat said, "Make no mistake -- this is Bonnie Prince Billy's most commer...   [ read more ]

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VINYL FORMAT. Bonnie 'Prince' Billy is letting the sun shine in so you can Lie Down In The Light. Before you get undressed, we're talking about a brand-new twelve-song album of excellent new songs and sounds, okay? Get that thong back up your crack and listen! Bristling with guitar strings and laced with harmonies, Lie Down In The Light is the brightest album to date from the Bonnie 'Prince.'

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