Jeff Tweedy Fends Off the Darkness on 'Twilight Override'  » PopMatters

Jeff Tweedy Fends Off the Darkness on 'Twilight Override'  » PopMatters

Jeff Tweedy's courageous triple LP, played with a consistent set of musicians, serves as a meditation on his current mood and the state of the world.

"I'd Trade All Four Limbs for a Parade in New Orleans"—A Review of Jeff Tweedy's 'Twilight Override.' Also, I have a New Podcast. - Lawyers, Guns & Money

Hello! It’s Elizabeth, from the Sports & Culture Desk. I recently reviewed Jeff Tweedy’s sprawling triple album Twilight Override for Pitchfork, and I thought perhaps some of you might enjoy my musings. Here’s a highlight: Come to think of it, the album Twilight Override resembles most is Bob Dylan’s 1970 contract-breaker-panic-attack double LP, Self Portrait—widely derided at the time but profoundly hilarious, melancholy, and rewarding—which, …