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Luke Morgan Britton

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Rostam - American Stories

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By Luke Morgan Britton
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4 Stars A record of reflection and connection that ranks among the more beautiful-sounding you might hear this year. “I know that the world will come apart / I hope that the pain is gonna stop,” sings Rostam on the penultimate track from ‘American Stories’, his third solo album and first record in five years. It’s an appropriate sentiment given the current global political climate, but the wording is also vague and conflicting. Is it pessimistic? Is it hopeful?
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Kevin Morby - Little Wide Open

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By Luke Morgan Britton
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4 Stars The record’s strength lies in Kevin’s knack for turning simplicity into poignancy. The wandering folk record is well-trodden territory. The open horizon, the longing for home, highways as existential mile-markers. While his previous albums have honed into the sound and place of both New York and Memphis, Kevin Morby’s eighth album instead focuses more on the great expanse of the US Midwest, where he calls home.
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American Football - LP4

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By Luke Morgan Britton
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3-5 Stars Bigger, grander and more expansive than previous turns. Some bands release albums so seminal that they end up frozen in time. For , you’d understand if this was very much the case. Their 1999 self-titled debut, with its iconic, much-memed artwork, has come to define an entire scene, taking on a life of its own in the two decades since.
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