Nick Drake | Bryter Later LP

"...Certainly the most polished of his catalog...It begins to suggest a whole other tableau of unexplored possibilities...God, how damn confident it all sounds. He knew how good he was." - Mojo

After crafting a debut album full of beauteous, somber chamber-folk, Nick Drake pulled something of an about-face with the follow-up, Bryter Layter. With a bright, sparking production and orchestrations that occasionally border on Easy Listening, the framework is light and airy where Five Leaves Left was dark and foreboding. The key, however, is that Drake's artfully expressed inner turmoil peeks through at every turn in the lyrics and in his understated-but-heartfelt vocal delivery.

Side 1
Introduction
Hazey Jane II
At The Chime Of A City Clock
One Of These Things First
Hazey Jane I

Side 2
Bryter Layter
Fly
Poor Boy
Northern Sky
Sunday