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I haven’t had a chance yet to get my hands on After Hours, but D. Charles Speer is really hitting a sweet spot right in a world where David Berman has hung up Silver Jews and Wilco is jamming further and further from alt-country-ish territory. Speer is more tilted in the cosmic direction of Royal Trux and Neil Hagerty, though. I’m over a year late in some respects, but I’m going to pick up this album ASAP. Thanks to Clint for first turning me towards this. You can listen to songs at the first link above or on the Myspace page.