One Part Lullaby [Forest Green 2LP]

Interscope Store Exclusive – First U.S. Pressing The Folk Implosion’s 1999 release One Part Lullaby captures Lou Barlow and John Davis working in tandem, expanding the band’s lo-fi origins into something sleeker, stranger, and fully realized: intimate indie-pop wired with drum machines, samples, synths, shadowy guitars, and late-’90s electronic atmosphere. Although often framed through Barlow’s already-established profile, the album is equally a showcase for Davis’s essential role in the band’s writing, lyrics, arrangements, textures, and rhythmic feel. With producer Wally Gagel helping sharpen the record’s atmospheric edge and programming, One Part Lullaby moves like a nocturnal pop experiment—melodic, uneasy, and quietly adventurous. From the lift of “Free to Go” to the glitched mood of the title track and “E.Z. L.A.,” the album embodies the sound of musicians building a new world together. Track ListingSide A1. My Ritual2. One Part Lullaby3. Free to Go4. Serge Side B1. E.Z. L.A.2. Mechanical Man3. Kingdom of Lies Side C1. Gravity Decides2. Chained to the Moon3. Merry-Go-Round Side D1. Someone You Love2. No Need to Worry3. Back to the Sunrise4. Tomorrow May Be Another Day