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Night Moves - Can You Really Find Me [LP]
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Double Life, the fourth Night Moves album and first in six years, is a cozy and cool LP built largely from a string of very rough breaks that singer John Pelant and Night Moves have navigated in recent years. Pelant is the sort of songwriter who starts with the music-inspired of late by Glen Campbell and Bobby Caldwell, Cleaners from Venus and early '90s country, Panda Bear and (as ever) Gram Parsons-and then writes lyrics only after he's sat with the tune a spell. But this time, these songs are direct documents of Pelant's life as he searches for silver linings or at least valuable meanings during a moment when very little seemed golden. Double Life is about moving through, not moving on.
| 1 | Trying To Steal A Smile | |
| 2 | Daytona | |
| 3 | Hold On To Tonight | |
| 4 | Almost Perfect | |
| 5 | State Sponsored Psychosis | |
| 6 | Ring My Bell | |
| 7 | The Judge | |
| 8 | White Liquor | |
| 9 | The Abduction | |
| 10 | This Time Tomorrow | |
| 11 | Desperation |
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