Smog - A River Ain't Too Much To Love

It might be Smog's darkest collection of songs, but it's also among Callahan's most mature and rewarding.

Smog’s third studio album released in ’93 on Drag City. Like grainy snapshots taken in an instant-photo booth, Julius Caesar's 13 songs have a fuzzy, distinctive character.

Slipping and gliding, your hero has returned. (SMOG) is back in the building. With him is his newest record.

Smog's seventh full-length album, Knock Knock, proves to be singer/songwriter Bill Callahan's subtlest collection of songs yet.

As you listen to Shepherd In a Sheepskin Vest, a feeling of totality, of completeness, steals over you, like a thief in broad daylight.

This record makes us wonder what has really happened in the last 100 years. And what will happen in the next 10.

It's the age of green, so Smog had to go. In its place stands a single man.

Bill applies the living, breathing energies of his live shows to the studio process, sharpening his slice-of-life portraiture to cut deeper than ever before.