Album Rating: 5.0 | Sound Off
She does what she does better than 99% of everyone else in the genre. Love her work so much.
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Album Rating: 2.0
I love this girl, the big Friesian
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Album Rating: 5.0 | Sound Off
This could legitimately overrake Copeland for my AOTY. I honestly wasn't expecting something as strong as Wheel, considering that's a decade best, but this is just soooo perfect and delightfully sweet that it may (may) just do it.
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Album Rating: 4.0
Wheel is still a cut above this, but this is obviously gorgeous.
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Album Rating: 2.5
this is the most solid 3.0 ever
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Album Rating: 5.0 | Sound Off
To those who enjoy this, I must throw out a rec for the new Emily Scott Robinson record, Traveling Mercies. This, Blushing, and that make up my top three thus far.
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Album Rating: 4.0
This is real good but even tho this is right up my proverbial alley I don't think I dig it as much as y'all do
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Album Rating: 4.0
it's jaw-droppingly beautiful throughout, but I miss the guitars/rock edge
despite that, this is a strong 4.5 and I have no qualms with her taking a different angle with the new album
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something about her voice irks me a little bit, but I can't deny these songs are pretty
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damn
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Album Rating: 4.0
I agree her voice is gonna take some getting used to, "Low Slow" was breathtaking tho
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um her voice is the best part of this album by a lot
the atmospheres & melodies (when distinguishable) are great too, but the guitar playing is lazy ngl
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Album Rating: 4.0
My first listen of this went right through one ear and out the other. I was kind of disappointed with the more introspective sound, even though her lyrics had always been introspective. But holy cow did it grow. Like others have said, her songwriting is masterful. A casual listen through doesn’t do it justice and I loooooove her vibrato.
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Album Rating: 4.5
She has always been a great guitarist and this album is no different.
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Low Slow is great, agreed, but there's just something nasally about her baseline tone, which is a weird complaint for me to make as a sucker for a lot of very nasal pop punk
i feel bad not loving this but yeah
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Her voice is pretty haunting dude idk, so good.
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Living Room, NY is so damn good, that chorus is pure bliss.
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The guitar playing is good it’s just a bit void of structure which is mostly much made up for by inspired vocal melodies, but still feels occasionally aimless.
I bet this album started mostly as jam sessions, and they layered harmonies and nice instrumental details after the fact
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just something nasally about her baseline tone
i know what ur talkin about; remember noticing it back when sit resist first came out (its pretty prenounced on that album). dw it just takes a bit of gettin used to.
My first listen of this went right through one ear and out the other.
A casual listen through doesn’t do it justice.
agreed. this is not an immediate album. its relatively quiet, not hooky, and the song structures arent v conventional. always irks me a little when ppl give an album one listen and write it off immediately as if a single casual listen is ever really enough to properly assess any album. literally most of my favourite records ever didnt really grab me at first because theres usually so much to em that its impossible to internalise it all after one playthru (or even like four).
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Album Rating: 4.5
"The guitar playing is good it’s just a bit void of structure"
thats part of what makes it good though.
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