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Douglas Dare third studio album, Milkteeth, is a solid art/ chamber pop record but it ultimately just falls short for it just not being exciting and it can often fades into background noise
Track Review
I Am Free 7/10
Red Arrow 6.5/10
heavenly Bodies 6.5/10
The Piano Room 5.5/10
Silly Games 6/10
The Joy in Sarah's Eyes 5/10
The Stairwell 5.5/10
Wherever You Are 6/10
The Window 5/10
The Playground 6.5/10
Run 5.5/10
Average: 5.9/10
Genre: Singer Songwriter
Country: UK
Final Verdict: 55% (Pleasant Album)
Yearly Ranking: 408th / 546
Highlight: Red Arrows
Made me think of:
Lana Del Rey
Tori Amos
An excellent and impressive third studio album from the operatic art/ chamber pop artist, Douglas Dare. I have been hooked to the work of DD since the release of the first album, whelm which had a much more electronic sound and featured statement tracks Swim and Nile. This album is much more stripped back from the electronic sound you'd expect from a James Blake project.
This record is highly important to be presenting the childhood of DD with location and setting playing an important piece on ... read more
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Track List
- I Am Free
- Red Arrows
- Heavenly Bodies
- The Piano Room
- Silly Games
- The Joy in Sarah's Eyes
- The Stairwell
- Wherever You Are
- The Window
- The Playground
- Run
Year End Lists
| #31 | / | Piccadilly Records |
| #69 | / | Drift |
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Added on: November 26, 2019