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Elliott Smith - XO (2026 Edition) (Vinyl)
Now in limited edition clear vinyl. Elliott Smith released his fourth studio album, XO, in 1998. Co-produced by Tom Rothrock of Bong Load Records, the album was recorded over 1997-1998 and officially released on August 25, 1998. XO marks a departure from Elliott Smith's indie roots, as he embraces a more lush and fully instrumental sound. With rich layers of instrumentation, vocal arrangements, and piano accompaniments, Smith elevates his songwriting to new heights, complementing his gentle voice and country-tinged guitar playing. The album features nods to classic rock influences, evident in tracks like the Beatlesque "Baby Britain" and the Beach Boys-inspired "I Didn't Understand." However, Smith seamlessly incorporates these influences into his own unique style, rather than imitating them.
Now in limited edition clear vinyl. Elliott Smith released his fourth studio album, XO, in 1998. Co-produced by Tom Rothrock of Bong Load Records, the album was recorded over 1997-1998 and officially released on August 25, 1998. XO marks a departure from Elliott Smith's indie roots, as he embraces a more lush and fully instrumental sound. With rich layers of instrumentation, vocal arrangements, and piano accompaniments, Smith elevates his songwriting to new heights, complementing his gentle voice and country-tinged guitar playing. The album features nods to classic rock influences, evident in tracks like the Beatlesque "Baby Britain" and the Beach Boys-inspired "I Didn't Understand." However, Smith seamlessly incorporates these influences into his own unique style, rather than imitating them.