Expanded edition of this 2016 solo release from the Toad The Wet Sprocket frontman. This updated edition of the album features the bonus track "Nobody's Gonna Get Hurt" which was co-written with Lori McKenna and showcases backing vocals from Amber Rubarth. Swallowed By The New is the most intensely personal album of his career, reflecting his mastery for converting raw emotion into sound. Taking on life's difficult transitions, Phillips delivers some of his most vulnerable songs yet. Phillips has been making music for over two decades, starting as the 14-yearold frontman of Toad the Wet Sprocket. Since then, he's accumulated an esteemed body of work comprising eight albums with Toad (which collectively have sold close to four million units) and three as a solo artist. ABC News had this to say of his solo work, "Songwriting-wise, Phillips continues to come off like an American answer to Crowded House's Neil Finn. Both men are masters at delivering dense, seemingly effortlessly-crafted songs rich with context and depth."
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Expanded edition of this 2016 solo release from the Toad The Wet Sprocket frontman. This updated edition of the album features the bonus track "Nobody's Gonna Get Hurt" which was co-written with Lori McKenna and showcases backing vocals from Amber Rubarth. Swallowed By The New is the most intensely personal album of his career, reflecting his mastery for converting raw emotion into sound. Taking on life's difficult transitions, Phillips delivers some of his most vulnerable songs yet. Phillips has been making music for over two decades, starting as the 14-yearold frontman of Toad the Wet Sprocket. Since then, he's accumulated an esteemed body of work comprising eight albums with Toad (which collectively have sold close to four million units) and three as a solo artist. ABC News had this to say of his solo work, "Songwriting-wise, Phillips continues to come off like an American answer to Crowded House's Neil Finn. Both men are masters at delivering dense, seemingly effortlessly-crafted songs rich with context and depth."
