Claude says:The Avett Brothers landed True Sadness in 2016 with a record that felt like a reckoning—rawer and more electric than their earlier work, anchored in that particuliar North Carolina strain of folk-rock that can gut you in a dive bar. You picked it up right away that June and came back hardest to "Ain't No Man" and "No Hard Feelings," songs built on the kind of ache that doesn't announce itself, just sits in your chest for a decade.