P.J. O’Connor Delivers an Idiosyncratic Brand of Americana on Captivating ‘Television’s Golden Age’ | Album Review

November 12, 2020 Steven Ovadia

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Across his debut solo album, O'Connor doesn't sound like he's sadly singing from his back porch or living room, so much as he sounds like he's regretfully singing from the future.

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