To the Places We Lived

Kasey Anderson's To the Places We Lived is a poignant and introspective swan song, encapsulating a career's worth of musical and personal evolution. This album, a spiritual sequel to Nowhere Nights, reflects Anderson's journey through loss, renewal, and the shared experiences with his closest friends. Recorded with a diverse group of collaborators, including Eric Ambel and Kurt Bloch, the album is both a personal and collective testament to Anderson's life and artistry. With contributions from poet Hanif Abdurraqib and a host of musicians who have been integral to his journey, the record resonates with themes of memory, place, and connection. It's a heartfelt exploration of what it means to find and cherish home, both physically and emotionally. To the Places We Lived is a final, reflective chapter in Anderson's career, celebrating the intertwined nature of life and art.