album · May 10, 2005
Split the Country, Split the Street
Triple Crown RecordsSee this day
indie rockalternativefolk rock
Kevin Devine’s 2005 album, "Split the Country, Split the Street," saw the songwriter further refining his blend of indie rock and folk rock on the Triple Crown Records label. The album features a collection of Devine's introspective and socially conscious songwriting.
- "Split the Country, Split the Street" was released on May 10, 2005, by Triple Crown Records.
- The album falls within the indie rock, alternative, and folk rock genres.
- This release predates Devine's later, more widely recognized work with Bad Books and his critically acclaimed solo albums like "Put Your Ghost On."
Kevin Devine is a Brooklyn-based indie rock singer-songwriter with a penchant for prolific output. At the time of "Split the Country, Split the Street," Devine was transitioning from early, more folk-inflected work to a sound that would incorporate fuller band arrangements and a more direct rock approach.
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