American Songwriter September/October Cover Story: Brothers Osborn Nothing to Hide

Lorie Liebig

September 1, 2023

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The brothers may have had a specific vision in mind going into their fourth studio album, but they went through the process with more creative and mental freedom than ever. The result is both familiar and foreign, a collection of complex soundscapes that still leave room for the listener to grasp every line.

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