Album
Indigo Girls (Expanded Edition)
1989Singer/Songwriter · Music · Rock · Psychedelic · Alternative · College Rock · Adult Alternative · Folk-Rock · Singer/Songwriter
Bouncing guitars, close harmonies, and quixotic folk-rock.
Tracks
- 14:01
- 23:33
- 34:33
- 45:21
- 54:36
- 62:58
- 74:21
- 83:57
- 94:46
- 105:26
- 113:55
- 124:04
About this album
On their eponymous debut, the Atlanta-based folk-rock duo Indigo Girls crystallized their distinctive sound: bouncing acoustic guitar and raw close harmonies capturing their charmingly youthful verve. This is clearest on the mega-hit “Closer to Fine,” a beckoning, building paean to hope, and “Secure Yourself,” where Amy Ray and Emily Saliers braid their earthy and celestial voices in a hypnotic spiritual. The rock-laced “Kid Fears” showcases their potent storytelling (with a cameo from R.E.M.’s Michael Stipe), while “History of Us” reveals the pair’s gentler, quixotic side.