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Caspian
Calling a sixth album Caspian feels like a useful statement. After six years away from full-length releases, the Massachusetts band return to the qualities that made their music matter in the first place. These six instrumental pieces do not chase a new identity. They show how much room remains inside the...
Read the reviewMiranda Lambert
Crisco finds Miranda Lambert in a dancing mood. Working with producer Jesse Frasure, she mixes country singing with disco rhythms, smooth bass and...
The Pineapple Thief
Far And Wide makes a good argument for keeping things clear. The Pineapple Thief have the ability to fill every available space, but these songs...
Jess Williamson
A Mile South of Heaven gives Jess Williamson's songs a more traditional country setting without making their questions any simpler. Produced by...
Graveyard
Graveyard sound ready to move on Fever. Where Six often turned inward, these nine songs favour forward motion, warm distortion and a rhythm section...
Stand Atlantic
Stand Atlantic make room for a brighter mood on GODBREATH. The Australian band's fifth album puts catchy pop-punk and glossy pop arrangements at the front, with Bonnie Fraser's voice giving the songs their character. After the busier, more abrasive ideas of their recent work, this is an easier record to get...
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