In 1998, songwriter Josh Rouse dedicated the subject of his debut album Dressed
Up Like Nebraska to his homeland. He quickly established himself as one of the
leading figures in American folk- and country-inspired alternative rock, with
albums such as 1972, released in 2003 and recorded entirely on analog equipment,
and Nashville, released in 2005. Now based in Spain, he renews his inspiration
with the albums Subtitulo (2006) and Country Mouse City House (2007), and
appropriates the local language on El Turista (2010). In 2011, he once again
showcases his delicate songwriting on ...