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This short, regret-encrusted deathbed confession is Rouse's most complete song and he delivers it with such warmth that everyone forgives his grumpy demeanour. Although he might have done better to play it solo (as he does Nothing Gives Me Pleasure), The Whole Night Through is only slightly diminished by an overbearing militaristic drumbeat. For one so inexpressive he makes a convincing rocker, and a similarly credible goth if a brief version of the Cure's A Forest is any yardstick.Įven so, Rouse truly shines when the pace slackens. Hence Directions and Feeling No Pain sweep along as if propelled by the ghosts of Ian Broudie and Karl Wallinger, but - not unlike Broudie himself - the lyrics are contorted with the guilt and doubt of the truly troubled. The effect is both warming and disconcerting, and it marks Rouse as something special. Rouse, so emotionally frigid it takes 20 minutes for him to unzip his bomber jacket and another 10 to shed the thing, makes music where the melodies are sunny but swept by the chilliest of lyrical winds. As the old chestnut goes, the music must speak for itself. Of course, this delicate notion is rather lost in the Dingwalls murk, and Rouse will certainly not elaborate. The followup- Home (2000)yielded the song Directions which Cameron Crowe used in his. The album’s acclaim led to tours with Aimee Mann, Mark Etzel and the late Vic Chestnut. His latest album, Under Cold Blue Stars, is a concept of sorts: the saga of an incompatible couple and their pain and redemption. Josh Rouse was born in Nebraska, and following an itinerant upbringing he eventually landed in Nashville where he recorded his debut Dressed Like Nebraska (1998).
His small-town vignettes are populated with flawed, elegiac characters, unquestioning of their lot but quietly battered emotionally. I make it up." Such a seemingly casual approach is both disingenuous and true. "People often ask me what this or that song means," he mutters, before stepping into Dressed Up Like Nebraska. N ashville-based Josh Rouse is not one to bare his soul.
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