I started this back in January, before a couple of personal traumas — motes of dust compared the coming sandstorm, as it turned out — delayed proceedings. Now it’s March, and just look at us. No commentary on this one. Takes are the one supply chain completely uninterrupted by the virus, you don’t need any …
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Albums of the Decade: Julia Jacklin — Don’t Let the Kids Win
Most people who’ve played guitar with some application for six months would have the knowledge to write these songs. And most bands with three or four good, sensitive musicians could replicate their warm, clean sound. Except none of them do, because none of them can write as elegantly as Julia Jacklin. Musically, Don’t Let the …
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Dancing to Architecture 