Three albums into his career, he’s simply starting to sound like Greg Freeman

A contender for album of the year, Greg Freeman’s All Set the Bone is an intense, stylistically varied testament to our grim reality, with lasting appeal

One of the year's best

Commendable for its thematic ambitions and instrumental sharpness

The indie rock songwriter’s latest album is menacing and ambitious, overflowing with quotable lyrics and the feverish energy of something about to fall apart

The Maryland singer-songwriter’s third album has an impressive sense of scale compared to last year’s breakout Burnover, but is less immediately appealing

It's an inventive, agreeably rowdy trip. Print edition only

Don't miss where Freeman goes next. Print edition only

A strong contender for the year’s Album of the Year list, full of brazen idiosyncrasies, kinetic explosions, and fortitudinous lyricism that captures one of America’s most talented songwriters on his glorious ascent to the top

Freeman volleys between universally incisive truisms and lived-in specifics on his third album, capturing emotional and philosophical apocalypses with grim nuance

Greg Freeman’s previous two albums have flirted with greatness, but the fantastic widescreen Americana-founded experiential rock of his third finally achieves it