The Tarnished Gold sees them return sounding fresh and revitalised, delivering an album that more than matches their earlier output.
The Tarnished Gold is a lovely record, albeit a little hippie-dippy.
The Tarnished Gold is an impressively vital showing from a group that deserves to be known as something more than that other Beach band on Sub Pop.
The Tarnished Gold presents a comforting, if occasionally too comfortable, return to form.
For the reunion, Beachwood Sparks have ditched the hydra head approach and seem to be of one mind.
#21 | / | Uncut |
#22 | / | musicOMH |
#23 | / | AllMusic |
#37 | / | Piccadilly Records |