This split EP finds two Omaha, Nebraska, bands making indie-folk prettiness out of all the depression that can befall a twentysomething. Neva Dinova acquit themselves with Gram Parsons-y ballads ...

So it's understandable that when he finally resurrects the Bright Eyes brand, he forgoes his beloved singer-songwriter releases to instead supersize One Jug of Wine, Two Vessels, a 2004 ...

Ok, chillax, don't go getting too overexcited by that headline, it's just a few new tracks on the reissue of One Jug Of Wine, Two Vessels the joint EP by Bright Eyes & Neva Dinova.. The four brand new ...

Bright Eyes have announced that they have recorded four new songs, as part of the reissue of 2004’s ‘One Jug of Wine, Two Vessels’ EP. Due out on March 23, those pre-ordering the record via ...

Buy now from: (From Rough Trade:) the collaboration 'one jug of wine, two vessels' is the fruit of a long-time musical appreciation between bright eyes and neva dinova. featuring four new songs in ...

More a collaboration than a split release, with the two bands condensing their rosters into one amazingly tight-sounding amalgam bridging both Bright Eyes’ rousing folk-dramatic style and Neva ...

Bright Eyes and Neva Dinova, ‘One Jug of Wine, Two Vessels’ (Saddle Creek) Written by David Menconi | May 23, 2010 - 7:53 pm.

Originally released in 2004, One Jug Of Wine, Two Vessels was a six-track collaborative effort between Conor Oberst's Bright Eyes and their Omaha, Nebraska label-mates Neva Dinova.

Originally released in 2004, One Jug Of Wine, Two Vessels was a six-track collaborative effort between Conor Oberst's Bright Eyes and their Omaha, Nebraska label-mates Neva Dinova.