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Interior Live Oak draws from everything Cass has created over two decades of experimentation to cut through with a direct and clarifying light. Throughout, his attitude is hopeful, which may sound... more

2022 release. On Heartmind, Cass McCombs enters the double-digit-album phase of his career, a quantitatively rarified place for any songwriter; rarer still, though, is the fact that he does not yet... more

Tip of the Sphere follows 2016's Mangy Love, which was named a "Best Rock Album of the Year" by Pitchfork, was featured in the Washington Post's "Best Music of 2016," plus many other best of 2016... more

2016 release from the acclaimed singer/songwriter. Over the past decade, Cass McCombs has established himself as one of our premier songwriters. It's a career that has twisted and turned, from style... more

2013 release. Big Wheel And Others is Cass' seventh-and-a-half album and the follow-up to the 2011's pair of releases Wit's End and Humor Risk. It comprises 22 songs, but "double album" implies... more

HUMOR RISK is the follow up to the critically acclaimed WITS END released earlier this year which has already scanned over 5000 to date. HUMOR RISK portrays yet another fagade of this versatile,... more

Sounds that conjure the colors purple and black, this is Cass darkest record to date. It seems he is going deeper into the mania of a man buried alive inside his self-made Catacombs, banging the... more

Cass's fourth album and second for Domino evokes a return to his early, simpler sounding works, a and PREFECTION. It's full of storied songs flush with emotional relevance and accessibility. Each... more

The music alternates between mania and wonder, within a song-form that McCombs continues to expand upon lyrically, often with the humorous, wry use of stories plucked from his own life experiences.... more