Friends of Mine (Adam Green album)

Friends of Mine is the second studio album by American singer-songwriter Adam Green, released in 2003. It follows his debut album, Garfield, and continues Green's signature lo-fi indie pop style, characterized by simple instrumentation, quirky lyrics, and a distinct, often deadpan vocal delivery.

The album features a collection of short, catchy songs, often dealing with themes of love, relationships, and the mundane aspects of everyday life, all delivered with a touch of surreal humor and irony. Musically, Friends of Mine relies heavily on acoustic guitar, piano, and simple percussion, creating an intimate and somewhat raw sound.

Several songs from the album have become fan favorites and are often featured in Green's live performances. Although not a mainstream commercial success, Friends of Mine is considered a key album in Adam Green's discography, showcasing his unique songwriting style and solidifying his place within the indie music scene of the early 2000s. The album was released on Rough Trade Records.