Gruff Rhys streams new album title-track “American Interior”
Last month, Super Furry Animals man Gruff Rhys announced details of his upcoming solo album American Interior. Now, he’s unveiled the title-track off that very record.
A multimedia project that combines music, film, book and app, American Interior is – as a press release states – a “multisensory experience telling the incredible true story of John Evans”.
A farmhand from Snowdonia, Evans travelled to America in 1792 to seek out a Welsh-speaking Native American tribe. Evans was an ancestor of Rhys, with the musician releasing American Interiorin his honour via Turnstile on 5 May. The film, book and app follows later that month.
Listen to ”American Interior” below:
Here’s the album’s rather brilliant cover art:
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