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Such a delightful, delicate alt-pop
record with loads of great harmonies, acoustic guitars and languid, dreamy
melodies. I get lost in this quartet's CD every time I put it on. And with
song titles like "Caring Is Creepy" and "Weird Divide," and my favorite single
of the year, "New Slang (When You Notice the Stripes)," you know you're in for a treat. What a delicious and
twisted lyrical song; oh sing with me children…"God speed all the bakers at
dawn/may they all cut their thumbs/and bleed into buns/till they melt away."
This is Turin Brakes with clever lyric breaks and simple instrumental
moments. You'll be spinning this disc again and again and your mind won't
mind at all.
review by Mark J. Petracca
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