Caleb Landry Jones

BIOGRAPHY

Caleb Landry Jones unveils the new deluxe edition of Hey Gary, Hey Dawn, a full-length album now packed with 11 brand-new tracks. These previously unheard pieces weave seamlessly into the original sonic tapestry, finally seeing the light of day as a digital exclusive. Jones remarks, "11 more songs than a vinyl can hold. It's additional contents I can only refer to as the rest of the album. I hope there are those of you out there who appreciate the longer listen with more bubble gum gump pixie romps to cultivate the shrinking hour."

These new tracks aren’t just bonus content—they complete the vision Jones set out to create. By expanding the album, he offers listeners an opportunity to experience the full spectrum of his creativity, making the journey richer and more fulfilling. Over 20 talented musicians, including a quartet, contributed to the album, adding layers of depth and complexity that breathe new life into this dynamic collection of songs.

Hey Gary, Hey Dawn is a testament to Caleb Landry Jones's artistic evolution, demonstrating his ability to push boundaries while maintaining a distinct and indescribable quality. The deluxe edition amplifies this by providing a more expansive soundscape that challenges and delights in equal measure. With a blend of intensity, vulnerability, and musical virtuosity, Jones invites listeners to embark on a journey that transcends traditional genres, promising an immersive experience that lingers long after the final note.

“It’s intense and complex, with discordant arrangements and chaotic breaks that incorporate elements of proto-prog eccentricity, psychedelic bloom, and a sudden burst of pure punk wrath into the mix. And paired with Jones’ unsettling vocal delivery, Hey Gary, Hey Dawn is an ominous whirlwind of an album that sits at the intersection of fascinating and hair-raising.” - Sandra Song (FADER)

“Jones put his heart and soul into his performance, flailing around and flinging his hair, and the crowd ate it up.” - BrooklynVegan

"a carnival of some of the most wonderfully strange ideas to populate the relatively staid history of indie rock" - FLOOD Magazine