album · October 9, 2006

Last Night Becomes This Morning

Swearing at Motorists

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This 2006 album on Secretly Canadian finds the band crafting expansive, melancholic indie rock. It captures a moment of transition, both in sound and theme.

• The album was recorded in the band's hometown of Bowling Green, Kentucky. It was released on October 9, 2006, by Secretly Canadian. The album features a more polished production than some of their earlier, more lo-fi efforts.
• The title track, "Last Night Becomes This Morning," is a centerpiece of the album, showcasing their evolving sound. The album was released during a prolific period for the band, following several other releases in the early 2000s.
• This release positions Swearing at Motorists within the indie rock landscape of the mid-2000s, alongside contemporaries on labels like Saddle Creek and Misra. Their sound on this album leaned into layered guitars and atmospheric arrangements.

Swearing at Motorists is the indie rock project of songwriter Scott Daniel. They are primarily known for their lo-fi, heartfelt songwriting.