The first song is pretty good, then the rest just get caught in the echo of it.
“It's the flawiest flaw that you have ever saw.”
TMBG is my favorite band. I don’t think they have a bad album. At the same time, I don’t think they have a perfect album either. That trend continues here. I’ve said for years that they need to branch out of their basic piano-guitar-drum arrangements, but they remain set in their ways. Still, I’ll take a new handful of tautological Linnell bangers and mid-tempo Flansburgh jams anyday.
This isn't the album to listen to the week after you move to Nashville.
The New Pornographers are now The New Calligraphers.
This is the consequence of middle age.
As the title implies, Courtney isn't trying anything new here, but it's still nice to hear from her again.
Your mom doesn't exist, the washing is mysteriously done.
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