“The album’s haunting cover image, taken by tintype photographer Michael N. Foster, reflects the music’s Southern gothic feel. The eerie façade of an abandoned church in the ghost town of Rodney, Mississippi, sitting in flood waters from the Mississippi River gives shape to the metaphorical ghosts haunting the songs.
For Nichols, his newfound perspective as a husband and father brings his own ghosts into sharper focus. Where that focus leads the music is often miles away from where Lucero’s been, but never too far from where they started”
– @rollingstone
