Greg Freeman – “Cahokia”
In recent years Greg Freeman has emerged as a prolific and beloved force in underground rock. The roots rocker is already following up last year's great Burnover with All Set The Bone , a new album he recorded with the esteemed producer John Congleton. Lead single " Indu " was quite pleasing , and so is the new one out today. The post Greg Freeman – “Cahokia” appeared first on Stereogum .
Greg Freeman, a celebrated underground rock artist, has recently dropped his latest album, All Set The Bone, following up on his successful Burnover release last year. Produced by the renowned John Congleton, the album features an uplifting lead single, "Indu," and its opening track, "Cahokia," which serves as the album's thematic foundation.
"Cahokia" is an anthemic rock song with a positive and energetic vibe, showcasing Freeman's musical evolution under his post-Neil style. The track is inspired by the rise and fall of the American civilization during the Middle Ages, used as a metaphor and warning for the present day. Freeman's lyrics reflect the constant changes in life, pondering the possibility of "doomsday" passing others while questioning his own situation.
The music video for "Cahokia" was directed by Gabe Long, and it can be watched below. "All Set The Bone" is set to be released on October 2nd through Canvasback/Transgressive, with pre-orders available. As music enthusiasts await the release, they can also enjoy the week's most significant music stories and the most trivial music memes.
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