Orville Peck ‘Stampede: Vol. 1’ Review: A Slip of the Mask

LGBTQIA+
By
Steve Erickson
May 6, 2024
Slant Magazine
Review

Following the postponement of his 2023 tour for health-related reasons and his departure from Columbia Records, Orville Peck attempts something of a reset with Stampede: Vol. 1. A seemingly straightforward project consisting of seven duets, the album reflects both the gay South African country singer’s dedication to the genre and his desire not to be confined by it. And as a symbol of this newfound sense of agency, Peck altered his trademark leather mask to reveal much more of his face (though still covering his eyes) in his live performances and videos.

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