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  • Greg Freeman: All Set The Bone (2LP, indie exclusive, coke bottle clear vinyl) [TRANSGRESSIVE]
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Greg Freeman: All Set The Bone (2LP, indie exclusive, coke bottle clear vinyl) [TRANSGRESSIVE]

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Greg Freeman's third album All Set the Bone as an indie exclusive 2LP set on coke bottle clear vinyl.

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Why you'll love it

An indie exclusive 2LP set on coke bottle clear vinyl. John Congleton produced, mixed and engineered it in Los Angeles in April 2026, hard on the heels of 2025's Burnover.

This edition

  • Indie exclusive
  • 2LP set on coke bottle clear vinyl
  • 13 songs across four sides

About the album

Greg Freeman started writing All Set the Bone almost before Burnover was finished, and it shows in the best way. Across New Mexico, Vermont, Los Angeles and a long string of tour stops, he moved out of his longtime home in Burlington, left behind odd jobs as a cemetery landscaper and line cook, and went full-time on music.

The people in these songs are as unsettled as he was: a voter buried in credit card debt, a lover with limbs bent like crabapple trees. Freeman calls the album a 'reflection of a lot of change, and a lot of tension.' Anna McClellan and Trinity Ace add vocals, Sam Atallah brings piano and horn arrangements, and 'Cahokia,' 'Indu' and the closing 'Bury Me The Shovel' show how far his alt-country has stretched. We're told the cemetery job is still open.

Tracklist

  1. Cahokia
  2. Totaled
  3. Culture
  4. Withdrawn
  5. Indu
  6. Loser's Prize
  7. Hail Mary
  8. Decade
  9. Marooned
  10. Untitled 10
  11. Next To Nothing
  12. Costs
  13. Bury Me The Shovel

Listen

Out October 2, 2026 on Transgressive (cat# TRANS993XX).

Info from: Bandcamp · Wikipedia

Tags: 2026 / 2LP / alt-country / Americana / clear vinyl / coloured vinyl / folk rock / indie exclusive / indie rock / John Congleton / singer-songwriter / TRANSGRESSIVE / Vermont

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