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Without properly concluding the season’s largest and most endearing plot points, the show fails to leave audiences feeling satisfied.
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Electro Melodier is a glimmer of hope in a seemingly unending sea of darkness and despair.
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I’m working on accepting change, and acknowledging that the past can remain the past and still be remembered in all its nuance and glory.
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“It’s a collection about human beings and the struggle of being human even though we have only been human for 20 years or 18 years,” Laguide said in an interview with The Daily Californian.
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Despite its undeniable polish and soothing elegance, the album’s disregard for Bridges’ signature nostalgia deprives it of its potential authenticity.
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With Finnerty’s characteristic witty lyricism and austere vocals, Scout shines in its simplicity and uninhibited tenderness.
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At the age of 72, the songwriting and soulful vocals that span the album are made even more impressive and elevate Browne a notch above most musicians continuing to release music from his era.
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For Free is the culmination of a decadeslong career ranging from songwriting sessions in Laurel Canyon to Woodstock performances with Neil Young.
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While the track does steadily improve throughout its runtime, “Don’t Go Yet” as a whole struggles to escape the dullness of Romance, her sophomore album.
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“Mandibles,” the director’s latest, turns down the morbidity, but replaces it with riffs on crime — the subversive kind that suburbanites warn their children of.
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