Greg Freeman Releases Double Album All Set the Bone

The Maryland-born singer-songwriter Greg Freeman has released All Set the Bone, which marks the third album of his musical career. This new effort from the songwriter has been created as a double album. The release follows his previous project Burnover, which came out last year and served as the album that gave Freeman his breakthrough. Across his work, Freeman's musical style unites literary depth with loud, riff-driven rock music.

The track titled Cahokia stands as the opening piece on the double album All Set the Bone. Elsewhere on the tracklist, the song Marooned is noted for prominently featuring hurried guitar sounds and drums. In its structure, All Set the Bone is built on a scale that is more ambitious, relying on songwriting that is noticeably more imagistic and sprawling.

Freeman wrote All Set the Bone during a period when he was actively traveling across the United States and experiencing personal changes. When evaluated alongside his previous breakthrough record Burnover, the double album All Set the Bone contains less ostentation, while continuing his approach of pairing literary depth with loud and riff-driven rock music.