The Milk Carton Kids: Lost Cause Lover Fool - VINYL LP
Title: Lost Cause Lover Fool
Artist: The Milk Carton Kids
Label: Far Cry Records
Product Type: VINYL LP
UPC: 732388018482
Genre: Folk
Release Date: 2026-04-24
Number of Discs: 1
Vinyl LP pressing. On their seventh studio album, Lost Cause Lover Fool, The Milk Carton Kids deliver 9 songs that, more than ever, invite listeners to lean in close and hover in the small moments the album magnifies. Much has changed since The Milk Carton Kids - Los Angeles-based singer-songwriters Kenneth Pattengale and Joey Ryan - burst on the Folk scene in 2011. And The Milk Carton Kids have changed too. But at least one constant remains. Pattengale and Ryan continue to make music that entices us turn down the volume on a chaotic world and dwell as long as possible on what matters most. With rootsy arrangements, Lost Cause Lover Fool expands on the duo's signature minimalist sound their fans love while also, somehow, making it even smaller. Lost Cause Lover Fool begins with the lonesome pluck and strum of the banjo on "Blue Water." Often employed either for lightning-speed or rhythm, here the banjo is handled carefully, with reticence, so that it feels more like light cast across a stretch of grass than a whole bluegrass instrument. Lyrically, this album-opener zooms in on a snapshot of a man walking along a riverside, remembering the child that used to lay on his chest who has now grown to share his worried mind. It's a moment so small it might easily have been dismissed, except that it holds an emotion as universal as it is fleeting.
Tracks:
1.1 Blue Water
1.2 My Place Among the Stones
1.3 A Friend Like You
1.4 I'll Go Home from Here
1.5 Lost Cause Lover Fool
1.6 Blinded and Smiling
1.7 Sad Song
1.8 Ribbon
1.9 Young Love
Artist: The Milk Carton Kids
Label: Far Cry Records
Product Type: VINYL LP
UPC: 732388018482
Genre: Folk
Release Date: 2026-04-24
Number of Discs: 1
Vinyl LP pressing. On their seventh studio album, Lost Cause Lover Fool, The Milk Carton Kids deliver 9 songs that, more than ever, invite listeners to lean in close and hover in the small moments the album magnifies. Much has changed since The Milk Carton Kids - Los Angeles-based singer-songwriters Kenneth Pattengale and Joey Ryan - burst on the Folk scene in 2011. And The Milk Carton Kids have changed too. But at least one constant remains. Pattengale and Ryan continue to make music that entices us turn down the volume on a chaotic world and dwell as long as possible on what matters most. With rootsy arrangements, Lost Cause Lover Fool expands on the duo's signature minimalist sound their fans love while also, somehow, making it even smaller. Lost Cause Lover Fool begins with the lonesome pluck and strum of the banjo on "Blue Water." Often employed either for lightning-speed or rhythm, here the banjo is handled carefully, with reticence, so that it feels more like light cast across a stretch of grass than a whole bluegrass instrument. Lyrically, this album-opener zooms in on a snapshot of a man walking along a riverside, remembering the child that used to lay on his chest who has now grown to share his worried mind. It's a moment so small it might easily have been dismissed, except that it holds an emotion as universal as it is fleeting.
Tracks:
1.1 Blue Water
1.2 My Place Among the Stones
1.3 A Friend Like You
1.4 I'll Go Home from Here
1.5 Lost Cause Lover Fool
1.6 Blinded and Smiling
1.7 Sad Song
1.8 Ribbon
1.9 Young Love
Title: Lost Cause Lover Fool
Artist: The Milk Carton Kids
Label: Far Cry Records
Product Type: VINYL LP
UPC: 732388018482
Genre: Folk
Release Date: 2026-04-24
Number of Discs: 1
Vinyl LP pressing. On their seventh studio album, Lost Cause Lover Fool, The Milk Carton Kids deliver 9 songs that, more than ever, invite listeners to lean in close and hover in the small moments the album magnifies. Much has changed since The Milk Carton Kids - Los Angeles-based singer-songwriters Kenneth Pattengale and Joey Ryan - burst on the Folk scene in 2011. And The Milk Carton Kids have changed too. But at least one constant remains. Pattengale and Ryan continue to make music that entices us turn down the volume on a chaotic world and dwell as long as possible on what matters most. With rootsy arrangements, Lost Cause Lover Fool expands on the duo's signature minimalist sound their fans love while also, somehow, making it even smaller. Lost Cause Lover Fool begins with the lonesome pluck and strum of the banjo on "Blue Water." Often employed either for lightning-speed or rhythm, here the banjo is handled carefully, with reticence, so that it feels more like light cast across a stretch of grass than a whole bluegrass instrument. Lyrically, this album-opener zooms in on a snapshot of a man walking along a riverside, remembering the child that used to lay on his chest who has now grown to share his worried mind. It's a moment so small it might easily have been dismissed, except that it holds an emotion as universal as it is fleeting.
Tracks:
1.1 Blue Water
1.2 My Place Among the Stones
1.3 A Friend Like You
1.4 I'll Go Home from Here
1.5 Lost Cause Lover Fool
1.6 Blinded and Smiling
1.7 Sad Song
1.8 Ribbon
1.9 Young Love
Artist: The Milk Carton Kids
Label: Far Cry Records
Product Type: VINYL LP
UPC: 732388018482
Genre: Folk
Release Date: 2026-04-24
Number of Discs: 1
Vinyl LP pressing. On their seventh studio album, Lost Cause Lover Fool, The Milk Carton Kids deliver 9 songs that, more than ever, invite listeners to lean in close and hover in the small moments the album magnifies. Much has changed since The Milk Carton Kids - Los Angeles-based singer-songwriters Kenneth Pattengale and Joey Ryan - burst on the Folk scene in 2011. And The Milk Carton Kids have changed too. But at least one constant remains. Pattengale and Ryan continue to make music that entices us turn down the volume on a chaotic world and dwell as long as possible on what matters most. With rootsy arrangements, Lost Cause Lover Fool expands on the duo's signature minimalist sound their fans love while also, somehow, making it even smaller. Lost Cause Lover Fool begins with the lonesome pluck and strum of the banjo on "Blue Water." Often employed either for lightning-speed or rhythm, here the banjo is handled carefully, with reticence, so that it feels more like light cast across a stretch of grass than a whole bluegrass instrument. Lyrically, this album-opener zooms in on a snapshot of a man walking along a riverside, remembering the child that used to lay on his chest who has now grown to share his worried mind. It's a moment so small it might easily have been dismissed, except that it holds an emotion as universal as it is fleeting.
Tracks:
1.1 Blue Water
1.2 My Place Among the Stones
1.3 A Friend Like You
1.4 I'll Go Home from Here
1.5 Lost Cause Lover Fool
1.6 Blinded and Smiling
1.7 Sad Song
1.8 Ribbon
1.9 Young Love
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Title: Lost Cause Lover Fool
Artist: The Milk Carton Kids
Label: Far Cry Records
Product Type: VINYL LP
UPC: 732388018482
Genre: Folk
Release Date: 2026-04-24
Number of Discs: 1
Vinyl LP pressing. On their seventh studio album, Lost Cause Lover Fool, The Milk Carton Kids deliver 9 songs that, more than ever, invite listeners to lean in close and hover in the small moments the album magnifies. Much has changed since The Milk Carton Kids - Los Angeles-based singer-songwriters Kenneth Pattengale and Joey Ryan - burst on the Folk scene in 2011. And The Milk Carton Kids have changed too. But at least one constant remains. Pattengale and Ryan continue to make music that entices us turn down the volume on a chaotic world and dwell as long as possible on what matters most. With rootsy arrangements, Lost Cause Lover Fool expands on the duo's signature minimalist sound their fans love while also, somehow, making it even smaller. Lost Cause Lover Fool begins with the lonesome pluck and strum of the banjo on "Blue Water." Often employed either for lightning-speed or rhythm, here the banjo is handled carefully, with reticence, so that it feels more like light cast across a stretch of grass than a whole bluegrass instrument. Lyrically, this album-opener zooms in on a snapshot of a man walking along a riverside, remembering the child that used to lay on his chest who has now grown to share his worried mind. It's a moment so small it might easily have been dismissed, except that it holds an emotion as universal as it is fleeting.
Tracks:
1.1 Blue Water
1.2 My Place Among the Stones
1.3 A Friend Like You
1.4 I'll Go Home from Here
1.5 Lost Cause Lover Fool
1.6 Blinded and Smiling
1.7 Sad Song
1.8 Ribbon
1.9 Young Love
Artist: The Milk Carton Kids
Label: Far Cry Records
Product Type: VINYL LP
UPC: 732388018482
Genre: Folk
Release Date: 2026-04-24
Number of Discs: 1
Vinyl LP pressing. On their seventh studio album, Lost Cause Lover Fool, The Milk Carton Kids deliver 9 songs that, more than ever, invite listeners to lean in close and hover in the small moments the album magnifies. Much has changed since The Milk Carton Kids - Los Angeles-based singer-songwriters Kenneth Pattengale and Joey Ryan - burst on the Folk scene in 2011. And The Milk Carton Kids have changed too. But at least one constant remains. Pattengale and Ryan continue to make music that entices us turn down the volume on a chaotic world and dwell as long as possible on what matters most. With rootsy arrangements, Lost Cause Lover Fool expands on the duo's signature minimalist sound their fans love while also, somehow, making it even smaller. Lost Cause Lover Fool begins with the lonesome pluck and strum of the banjo on "Blue Water." Often employed either for lightning-speed or rhythm, here the banjo is handled carefully, with reticence, so that it feels more like light cast across a stretch of grass than a whole bluegrass instrument. Lyrically, this album-opener zooms in on a snapshot of a man walking along a riverside, remembering the child that used to lay on his chest who has now grown to share his worried mind. It's a moment so small it might easily have been dismissed, except that it holds an emotion as universal as it is fleeting.
Tracks:
1.1 Blue Water
1.2 My Place Among the Stones
1.3 A Friend Like You
1.4 I'll Go Home from Here
1.5 Lost Cause Lover Fool
1.6 Blinded and Smiling
1.7 Sad Song
1.8 Ribbon
1.9 Young Love
