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Sep 01,  · View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the Vinyl release of 'Em Are I on Discogs. Label: Rough Trade - RTRADLP • Format: Vinyl LP, Album • Country: US • Genre: Rock • Jeffrey Lewis & The Junkyard - 'Em Are I (, Vinyl) | Discogs/5(20).

Jul 04,  · Jeffrey Lewis & The Junkyard ‘Em Are I Rating: / Label: Rough Trade Jeffrey Lewis is an interesting guy; an artist in both the sonic and visual spaces, he wears the singer/songwriter and comic book artist’s hats with equal aplomb. Each medium informs the other, providing his music with bold lines and swatches of color .

Pop Review: Jeffrey Lewis and the Junkyard, 'Em Are I Jeffrey Lewis; 'Em Are I Jettisoning the neurotic intimacy of his best work, the album is rather forgettable, says Hugh Montgomery.

Jeffrey Lewis has gone and got himself a crew together! ''Em are I' sees Mr Lewis comfortablly tackling the usual themes of love, loss, travel and tragi-comedy but this times he's got a bunch of pals to help out under the guise of The Junkyard.