1. Kurt Vile Pretty Pimpin

Kurt Vile Pretty Pimpin

Kurt Vile looks the way his music sounds. Modestly built with weary yet intense eyes obscured by long tangles of stoner-guy locks, he’s a walking mumblecore redux of classic rock. Vile’s excellent 2011 album Smoke Ring for My Halo, his breakout release and fourth overall, begins with a middle-of-the-night ballad called “Baby’s Arms,” where the Philadelphia native talk-sings over desolate guitar-picking and storm clouds of disembodied ambient noise about the sanctity of his baby’s arms. Vile dispenses with lyrical cleverness; his songs are about whatever the titles say they’re about. (Disappointing exception: The new Wakin on a Pretty Daze includes a track called “Air Bud,” where the reference to the sporty canine film franchise is a nonsequitur.) Vile’s songwriting specialty is plausibly articulating the inarticulate inner monologue of a young, sensitive American male; he feels as deeply as Ryan Gosling in The Notebook, but he’s just a regular guy, and doesn’t have the luxury of Nicholas Sparks turning those feelings into best-selling prose. So Vile repeats the same words a lot.

He trails off. (Ellipses show up frequently in his lyrics. Ellipses are the point of his lyrics.) He digs his fists into his jean pockets in search of the right phrase to sum up what’s in his head and, miraculously, finds it: “I get sick of just about everyone / and I hide in my baby’s arms” is the definitive Kurt Vile sentiment, a snapshot of alienation given a brief respite.A former forklift driver who’s now an indie star with a wife and two young daughters — he licensed “Baby’s Arms” for a bank commercial a few years back so he could afford — Vile knows something about being accepted without ever truly belonging. Wakin on a Pretty Daze (which is out next week, though you can listen to it ), is hardly the sort of record that cool-kid types seem likely to embrace in 2013. At a time when the most heralded indie music is drawing from chart pop, EDM, and R&B, Vile remains staunchly committed to the traditional rock-band format. He’s been likened to Tom Petty and Pavement, though that has more to do with the spirit of his songs — which mix oddball experiments with FM melodies — than their actual sound. On Wakin, the guitar tones are situated in an idiosyncratic, previously unexplored middle ground between Crazy Horse, Dire Straits, and Sting’s Nothing Like the Sun.

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