this is extremely good. not sure if their debut was more of a proper folk album (this ones an ATO release, which usually means the band at least started out playing americana) but this has a ton of pop sheen without losing all personality. great harmonies
i found this at a flea market recently and it looked like some reliable lowkey guy & girl fuzz pop and it turns out the girl drummed in the apples ins tereo and it is indeed reliable lowkey guy & girl fuzz pop with some surprisingly great shreddy bits. like a twee dino jr at times
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the hamza el din piece on here is particularly great ive heard his solo version of it and i love it but it reallytakes off with even more players
Love Hamza El Din! Was fortunate to see him twice, he was special
Son, this ain't a dream no more, it's the real thing
Thanks to WWCD and all for the Van Morrison tip. I don't get it: Several of his albums are among my favorites and he's definitely someone who deserves a place in the rock Pantheon, but damned if I don't always forget to list him in my top-10s and favorite artist lists.
Thanks to WWCD and all for the Van Morrison tip. I don't get it: Several of his albums are among my favorites and he's definitely someone who deserves a place in the rock Pantheon, but damned if I don't always forget to list him in my top-10s and favorite artist lists.
I don't, but I do get confused about whether Astral Weeks or Horses is the greatest album ever.
The sooner we put those assholes in the grave&piss on the dirt above it, the better off we'll be
Iowan wrote:I’m pleasantly surprised thus far. Definitely embracing his folk/alt country roots and doesn’t feel as tossed off as the last couple Wilco records
After the initial listen, it reminds me much more of Sukierae than anything Wilco related.
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