Calexico Tucson, Arizona
For the better part of two decades, nine studio albums, and countless trips around the globe, Joey Burns and John Convertino have embraced a multitude of diverse styles and well cultivated signature sounds.
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So delighted that Angel is finding that "hard won acceptance" that she sought and hope that her future path is one of authenticity. This work is one marked by melodious but not overwrought emotion, striking an intuitive balance of warmth and skill.
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words can’t describe how beautiful this album is. it’s one of those few albums where the pure emotions that are impossible to put into words fully transcend the music and put you in a trance for 40-50 minutes. lush, ornate, immaculately preformed and produced
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Years to Burn
by Calexico and Iron & Wine
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Great songs and performances and nice sound. I know Sam from his collaboration with Jesca Hoop and I've been listening to Calexico for years. A good union!
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The new single from Youth Lagoon is a small wonder of airy art pop.
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Screaming Brittle Siren (Remastered)
by Michael Knott
Revisit a cult classic from the ’90s, a searing journey into darkness set to slashing riffs and sawing strings.
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Into the Light
by Franklin Gothic
Rich and rococo indie pop songs define this LP from Franklin Gothic, a light psychedelic sheen washing over all of it.
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Things We Lost In The Fire
by Low
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Low never disappoints. This is (probably) my favourite record from this era of their career. Some of the harmonies on here will break your heart. Listen to this alone, late at night, when it's just snowed for the first time in the year.
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