Vinyl LP pressing includes digital download. Helmed by white-hot producer Dave Cobb (Jason Isbell, Sturgill Simpson) at his Nashville studio Low Country Sound, the record marks Lund's first new studio LP in five years and finds the acclaimed Canadian songwriter pushing his wry observations, darkly biting tales, rural balladry and keen storytelling into musically and thematically new terrain, resulting in the best album of his accomplished career. Recorded with his long time band The Hurtin' Albertans (Grant Siemens on electric guitar and lap steel, Kurt Ciesla on bass and Brady Valgardson on drums), Things That Can't Be Undone is a self-assured and mature set of songs that pairs Lund's characteristically sharp songcraft with a bevy of new sounds, thrusting his mix of earnest Americana, rollicking honky tonk and rousing alt-country to new heights. The album is a lively and loose record influenced heavily by '60s and '70s rock and country and steeped in the kind of narratives Lund is beloved for.
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Vinyl LP pressing includes digital download. Helmed by white-hot producer Dave Cobb (Jason Isbell, Sturgill Simpson) at his Nashville studio Low Country Sound, the record marks Lund's first new studio LP in five years and finds the acclaimed Canadian songwriter pushing his wry observations, darkly biting tales, rural balladry and keen storytelling into musically and thematically new terrain, resulting in the best album of his accomplished career. Recorded with his long time band The Hurtin' Albertans (Grant Siemens on electric guitar and lap steel, Kurt Ciesla on bass and Brady Valgardson on drums), Things That Can't Be Undone is a self-assured and mature set of songs that pairs Lund's characteristically sharp songcraft with a bevy of new sounds, thrusting his mix of earnest Americana, rollicking honky tonk and rousing alt-country to new heights. The album is a lively and loose record influenced heavily by '60s and '70s rock and country and steeped in the kind of narratives Lund is beloved for.
