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Fenne Lily - Big Picture Music Album Reviews
The third collection from the Bristol artist lyricist outfits complex narrating in comfortable, lived-in environments. Fenne Lily thought o...
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The Tallest Man on Earth - Henry St. Music Album Reviews
On his first album with a proper band, the Swedish singer-songwriter sounds great, even as he says so very little. A little more than a doz...
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Jana Horn - The Window Is the Dream Music Album Reviews
On her subsequent collection, the Texas-conceived, Charlottesville-based artist lyricist follows liberal circles around undefined sentiment...
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Shannon Lay - Covers Vol. 1 Music Album Reviews
The singer-songwriter pays tribute to Elliott Smith, Nick Drake, Arthur Russell, and more on a set of covers that play like quiet seances. ...
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Kara Jackson - Why Does the Earth Give Us People to Love? Music Album Reviews
On her brutally honest debut album, the Chicago singer-songwriter takes folk music and bends it to her will, exploring agony and adoration ...
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Daughter - Stereo Mind Game Music Album Reviews
The moody London indie folk trio return with a stripped-back record inspired by long-distance longing. For a microgeneration of angsty teen...
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Shania Twain - Queen of Me Music Album Reviews
Working with a team of hit-making collaborators, the country-pop icon returns with a bland collection of optimistic affirmations and pumpin...
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Meg Baird - Furling Music Album Reviews
Largely centered on the piano, the songwriter’s first solo album in eight years is wistful, heady, and mesmerizing. Meg Baird has made a na...
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Sebastian Rochford / Kit Downes - A Short Diary Music Album Reviews
On a set inspired by his father’s death, jazz drummer Sebastian Rochford enlists pianist Kit Downes, a longtime collaborator, to help him t...
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Rozi Plain - Prize Music Album Reviews
Working with minimalist guitar, gentle vocals, and an understated rhythm section, the English musician constructs a careful lesson about th...
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Margo Price - Strays Music Album Reviews
Embracing cosmic empathy and some welcome collaborations, the Nashville songwriter’s fourth album bursts with easy confidence and kind, sto...
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Nathan Salsburg - Landwerk No. 3 Music Album Reviews
On the third album in his series based on loops of early 20th-century, mostly Yiddish records, the guitarist and archivist incorporates mor...
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Shovel Dance Collective - The Water Is the Shovel of the Shore Music Album Reviews
Laying bare the strangeness of their repertoire while connecting centuries-old songs to modern struggles, the London collective approaches ...
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Sarah Mary Chadwick - Flipped It EP Music Album Reviews
Intimate and unadorned, these five recordings from the Melbourne-based artist sound like the dying embers of torch songs. You can sense Sar...
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The Roches - The Roches Music Album Reviews
Each Sunday, Pitchfork takes an in-depth look at a significant album from the past, and any record not in our archives is eligible. Today, ...
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Daniel Bachman - Almanac Behind Music Album Reviews
Nature takes center stage on the experimental guitarist’s latest album—a response to climate crisis blending fractured melodies with record...
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Richard Dawson - The Ruby Cord Music Album Reviews
The latest from the ambitious British musician is a grim vision of the future: a crumbling, corroding monument that feels strangely devoid ...
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Aoife Nessa Frances - Protector Music Album Reviews
Inspired by the rugged yet serene beauty of Ireland’s west coast, the singer-songwriter’s tranquil psych-folk explores communion with natur...
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Twain - Noon Music Album Reviews
The songwriter and multi-instrumentalist who’s collaborated with Big Thief, the Deslondes, and the Low Anthem returns with a sparse, earnes...
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