Voices tumble over voices creating a cloud of half-heard words, and VHS-tainted synths bubble up beneath them, dragging us right back into a world of thick-knit sweaters and Marathon bars.
A late contender for album of the year. Trust me.
[Sorry, you've missed this one.]
Friday, December 3, 2010
Brand New Brilliance. The 24 Hour Rule Applies.
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