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| “Fred Meyers,” the album’s first single, depicts the quintessential Glen Phillips fixation: post-apocalyptic America. The homeless masses have now become squatters inside former big-box stores (in this case a Fred Meyers, between the Costco and the Barnes & Noble). But in Glen’s vision, this isn’t the setting for futuristic misery; it’s the prototype of a new social fabric. |
CD: Abulum
Label: Brick Red Records
Credits: produced by ethan johns and glen phillips |
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CD: Abulum
Label: Brick Red Records
Credits: Glen Phillips |
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CD: Abulum
Label: Brick Red Records
Credits: Glen Phillips |
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