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Conor Oberst on Bright Eyes’ “raw” new album: “We wanted to feel like the band we started as kids”
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nme.com"My favourite stuff walks the line between the human, raw, emotional and unhinged qualities, but with a little more sophisticated approach” Conor Oberst has opened up about what to expect from Bright Eyes‘ first new album in nine years.
After announcing their return with a new record deal on Dead Oceans along with a run of comeback tour dates, the band then shared the single ‘Persona Non Grata’ and promised to release a new album this year “no matter what”.
Speaking to NME about their return and what to expect from the record, Oberst revealed that their intention was “to make something that felt like a Bright Eyes record with nine years of practice”. “We wanted to invoke some elements of our oldest records,” Oberst told NME. “The sounds
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