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| 4.0 excellent | Gene Gol-Jonsson CONTRIBUTOR | June 13th 20 |
This album is a testament to how improvement in melody or hooks can turn around an artist that usually isn't that interesting. M. Ward has been using this style and sound for a long time, but somehow his songwriting skills have improved dramatically on 'Migration Stories'.
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| 4.5 superb | ajcollins15 | April 7th 20 |
M. Ward (Matthew Ward) has been making music for well over two decades at this point and he is one of the main masterminds with the wave of indie folk. However, over the years his music has fallen over the wayside. On his tenth record he finds himself exploring some very classic sounds in americana, but with his own M. Ward flavor, while also exploring the current (and heart wrenching issues) over immigration. I am absolutely in love with the record and I have been listening to it so much to better understand everything about it. Take a listen for yourself you will not be disappointed.
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| 2.5 average | doofy | January 13th 24 |
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