album "Cassadaga"

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"Cassadaga" is a 2007 indie folk/rock album by Bright Eyes, noted for its expansive, orchestrated sound and introspective, spiritually themed songwriting by Conor Oberst.

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instanceOf music album
studio album
artist Bright Eyes NERFINISHED
associatedAct Mike Mogis NERFINISHED
Nate Walcott NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
coverArtFeature hidden images revealed with a decoder
criticalReception generally positive reviews
featuresInstrumentation horn arrangements
orchestral arrangements
string arrangements
genre folk rock
indie folk
indie rock
hasTrack Clairaudients (Kill or Be Killed) NERFINISHED
Classic Cars NERFINISHED
Cleanse Song NERFINISHED
Coat Check Dream Song NERFINISHED
Four Winds NERFINISHED
Hot Knives NERFINISHED
I Must Belong Somewhere NERFINISHED
If the Brakeman Turns My Way NERFINISHED
Lime Tree NERFINISHED
Make a Plan to Love Me NERFINISHED
Middleman NERFINISHED
No One Would Riot for Less NERFINISHED
Soul Singer in a Session Band
language English
lyricalTheme American landscapes
introspection
spirituality
mainSongwriter Conor Oberst NERFINISHED
nextWork The People’s Key NERFINISHED
nextWorkReleaseYear 2011
notableSingle Four Winds NERFINISHED
partOfDiscographyOf Bright Eyes NERFINISHED
performer Bright Eyes NERFINISHED
previousWork Motion Sickness NERFINISHED
previousWorkReleaseYear 2005
primaryLyricist Conor Oberst NERFINISHED
producer Andy LeMaster NERFINISHED
Conor Oberst NERFINISHED
Mike Mogis NERFINISHED
recordingPeriod 2006
recordLabel Polydor Records
Saddle Creek Records NERFINISHED
releaseDate 2007-04-10
titleOrigin Cassadaga, Florida NERFINISHED
titleRefersTo a spiritualist community in Florida

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Conor Mullen Oberst notableWork album "Cassadaga"