Donovan Woods sure knows his way around a heartbreaking line. On his fourth album, he skilfully weaves narratives of relationship drama (“On the Nights You Stay Home”), erasing painful memories (“We Never Met”) and growing up and out of your peer group (“My Good Friends”). Using stripped-back instrumentation—an acoustic guitar, a piano, some lonesome strings—Woods puts his poignant songwriting front and centre. “They Don’t Make Anything in That Town” provides the devastating centrepiece, with a stark, piano-led reflection on the disintegration of the narrator’s hometown.