Genres: Lo-Fi, Indie Rock, Alternative Country, Alternative Singer/Songwriter Active: 90's, 2000's Born: December 24, 1970 in Louisville, Kentucky
Dirty Three, Smog, Edith Frost, Tram, The Baptist Generals, Shearwater, Royal City, Vic Chesnutt, Maquiladora, Simple Kid, Thomas Denver Jonsson, Ron Franklin, Doug Burr, The Black Heart Procession, David Pajo, Damien Jurado, Pavement, Liz Phair, Silver Jews Bon Iver, Simple Kid, Des Ark, Warm in the Wake, Thomas Denver Jonsson, Castanets, Channel, Turner Cody, Michael Beauchamp, Homesick Hank, Bugo, Begushkin, Frank Smith, Gunshy, Mugison, The Baptist Generals, Nicky P. |  |
For most of the '90s, Will Oldham was the mastermind of Palace Music, a shambling, country-tinged indie rock group that recorded under a variety of names. The only constant in Palace was Oldham, and he would often record as a solo artist under the Palace name. That fact made his decision to retire the Palace name in 1997 somewhat baffling, since for all intents and purposes, he was the band. Nevertheless, Joya, Oldham's first album as a solo artist, was slightly different than Palace, boasting a slightly darker and somber tone.
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Release: February 24, 2004
Label: Drag City
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Release: October 1, 1999
Label: Domino, Drag City
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