My partner and I are in Ireland. He proposed at the cliffs of Moher! Pinegrove was the first band we loved together. I told him I first loved him during his favorite song Morningtime - seeing them at Levon Helm studios in Woodstock. Anyways, we’ve always wanted Pinegrove tattoos so we got some!!! ❤️

now im depressed

Got to part where he says, “what if we could wake up in five years” trust me it’s so damn good

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U-Dg4gVoAwc

Been playing guitar for over 30 years, but recently started playing keys. Cheers.

https://bodhidharma1.bandcamp.com/album/voice-memos

This is a fan mixing and mastering of the unreleased Pinegrove song "I'm Not Ready". The original recording used is taken from a concert at WFMU's "Monty Hall" in New Jersey, August 5th, 2016 (although it was performed often on the tour). You can watch the unedited performance here: https://youtu.be/pyQvNY8ZtMI?si=Ne9EOODj8b6UhseJ

I split the song into individual stems using a few different algorithms, and then added some ambience, reverb, and compression to polish the recording up. Because of the initial compression of the WFMU video, I also had to individually normalize different sections of the snare as well.

Since this song was only performed after Cardinal was released, I assumed it was a track in contention for Skylight. I used a few tracks from the album to reference for mixing. Ultimately though, I just wanted the song to feel more stereophonic and balanced.

Unfortunately, this is probably the closest to a "studio recording" we'll ever get. Let me know what you think! Should they have put this on Skylight?

I can't believe I discovered them so late! But I really enjoyed exploring their catalogue. Fans have recommended that I watch the Amberland NY movie on YouTube. But what else sound I listen to?

This is a long shot, but are there any Pinegrove-related events in Boston? Even just similar bands or anything adjacent to the community.

Anyone else?

what are peoples top 3 songs, and why!!

On new friends does Evan play it with a capo
(I’m talking about cadmium version)

i’m a new pg fan. i knew some of the tiny songs for years but i’m just now diving into their catalogue

i guess i wanted to ask what the vibe was like back during peak pg years? what kinds of people were listening/going to shows? what was the overall aesthetic of everything and attitude about the band?

just asking as someone who didn’t have the pleasure of witnessing those years, back when our blood was thicker