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- 1Greg Freeman Aims to Level Up Without Selling Out●Greg Freeman Is Trying to Level Up Without Selling Out https://www.nytimes.com/2026/10/07/arts/music/greg-freeman-all-se
The New York Times profiles musician Greg Freeman ahead of his new album "All Set the Bone," framing him as an indie artist trying to reach a bigger audience without compromising his sound or independence. The piece examines how he balances growing success with staying true to his roots, a tension familiar to many independent musicians.
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Vermont-based musician Greg Freeman has released a new album titled 'All Set the Bone', which is now being reviewed by the alternative weekly Seven Days. The review marks the album's arrival and offers listeners an early critical take on Freeman's latest work. Reception details and broader reactions are not yet widely reported.
- 3Greg Freeman releases abstract new album 'All Set The Bone'●‘All Set The Bone’: Greg Freeman’s Most Abstract Album Yet?
Musician Greg Freeman has released a new album, 'All Set The Bone', which critics and listeners are describing as his most abstract work to date. Early commentary centres on the record's experimental character and how far it departs from his previous songwriting, with reviewers questioning whether its density and ambiguity mark a bold new direction or a challenging listen for longtime fans.
- 4Greg Freeman releases ambitious double album All Set the Bone●Greg Freeman: All Set the Bone review – ambitious alt-country double album spreads its talents a touch thin
Greg Freeman has released All Set the Bone, an ambitious alt-country double album that is drawing critical attention. A Guardian review praises the scale of the project but argues the record spreads its talents a touch thin, suggesting the extended format dilutes rather than strengthens the songwriting across its two discs.