Album at a glance: Til Willis & Erratic Cowboy – Habit of Being

Til Willis & Erratic Cowboy - Habit of Being

Habit of Being” is the latest release from the shockingly productive Lawrence, Kansas act Til Willis & Erratic Cowboy. The 4 songs only run about 9 minutes but give you a fair sampling of what Willis does. The EP is available on 7-inch vinyl in a few different colors that also unlock a bonus track. The opening title track is a punky romp while “Nobody Calls Me Home” is an obvious tip of the cap to The Replacements despite clocking in at under a minute and the lyrics consisting of nothing more than the title, the Stinson-style riff alone makes it worthwhile though. “When The Snow Melts” is easily the strongest track here ending the EP. A trotting bass line carries the song right into several harmonica parts adorning the slowed down number nicely helping it shine.

Key Track: “When The Snow Melts”

  1. Habit of Being
  2. Happy Birthday To The Bomb
  3. Nobody Calls Me Home
  4. When The Snow Melts
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