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Juxtaposing the jarring, anomalous, and experimental with the sweet, tender, and nurturing, the Spanish singer revels in musical contradiction.

- Thom Jurek

This drove of largely unreleased recordings from the 2000s captures the ring'due south effortless chemistry during their final decade.

- Heather Phares

Adding in new sonic elements like Afro-popular grooves, W Coast sunshine pop harmonies, and introspective vocalist/songwriter feels, this is March's masterpiece.

- Tim Sendra

Both familiar and surprising, the group's BBC sessions from the late '90s and early 2000s emphasize how bright they were from the starting time.

- Heather Phares

These engaging electronic miniatures present the band'due south music at its nigh whimsically abstruse.

- Heather Phares

Originally only available on the band's 2009 tour, this mini-album's mystical song collages transcend conventional notions of psychedelia.

- Heather Phares

The progressive folk-rock philharmonic returns afterward a nine-year hiatus with a poignant and sonically adventurous gear up.

- Timothy Monger

The project's first outing equally an official duo smooths garage stone corners and opens upwardly their audio while retaining a dark and gritty blues heart.

- Marcy Donelson

On their fourth album, the band successfully layer audio-visual instruments (pianoforte, woodwinds, strings) into their peacefully melancholy electronic pop sound.

- Tim Sendra

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