![]() |
If it’s soft tones of dreamy lo-fi angst that appeal to you the most, then brace yourself for an avalanche of muted sounds on Friday 3 June, when Kurt Vile shuffles onto the Tavastia stage.
The singer made his commercial recording debut in 2008 with Constant Hitmaker, a collection of tunes that had been predominantly recorded at home onto CD-R, bundled with a clutch of studio polished tracks. Creating immediate waves on the indie rock underground scene, comparisons to Bruce Springsteen and Tom Petty emerged almost as quickly as his star began to rise over a series of albums that embraced his hands-in-pockets approach to pessimism.