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- 6.8
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Tracklist
- A1Sunken Waltz2:27
- A2Quattro (World Drifts In)4:37
- A3Stucco0:20
- A4Black Heart4:48
- A5Pepita2:36
- A6Not Even Stevie Nicks…2:42
- A7Close Behind2:51
- A8Woven Birds3:46
- B1The Book and the Canal1:45
- B2Attack El Robot! Attack!3:17
- B3Across the Wire3:25
- B4Dub Latina2:19
- B5Güero Canelo2:57
- B6Whipping the Horse’s Eyes1:24
- B7Crumble3:54
- B8No Doze4:21
Reviews
Rated 6/10
A cool Mexicali sound. for me it was again something nice to be exposed to but I didnt find it special.
Rated 6/10
This was pretty good - I liked the instrumentation. Close Behind and other mostly instrumental tracks were my favorite. A high 3.
Rated 6/10
This didn't do much for me on the first listen, but on the second I kinda warmed to it. Some of the songs are reminiscent of good western soundtracks, others just fade into the background. And there was one that sounded like a Bond song (Black Heart). Overall, an interesting mix of styles, but I wouldn't be rushing to listen to it again.
Rated 6/10
It’s country, mariachi, and indie rock. Good at setting a scene. I like the second half of the record more than the first.
Rated 2/10
no me gusta
Rated 6/10
Disquin del chill, como los primeros. Se agradece después de los últimos que me habían tocado.
Rated 6/10
Favourite songs: Sunken Waltz, Across the Wire
Least favourite songs: No Doze, Whipping the Horse's Eyes, Guero Canelo
3/5
Rated 4/10
This whole thing sounds like the soundtrack to some gritty HBO or Showtime series set in the southwest. Is it any good? It's alright I guess. Does it belong on the list? Probably not.
Rated 8/10
Evocative and enjoyable, without quite hitting the heights I would have hoped for. Fun though, and a band I would be happy to hear more from.
Rated 8/10
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Rated 4/10
Hated parts of this, enjoyed other parts of this, I’ll have forgotten about this album come next week…
Rated 4/10
One radio hit does not a profound album maketh. I'd swap in the Decemberists if we're looking for a bohemian rock ensemble vibe.