“I get letters from people,” says Conor Oberst, the manically charged focal point of Omaha, Neb.’s Bright Eyes. “Yeah, they’re from girls across the country,” jokes accordionist Tim Kasher, referencing Oberst’s newfound indie-rock hottie status. “No, they’re addressed to a friend,” Oberst insists. “They just want to tell me their problems.” Judging from Bright Eyes’ … Continue reading Bright Eyes: Manic Expression