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Mike Polizze
- Record Label: Paradise of Bachelors
- Release Date: Jul 31, 2020
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Jul 30, 2020Long Lost Solace Find has traces of Dinosaur Jr.'s most hushed moments, Anne Briggs' heartbreaking clarity, and the resigned grandeur of legendary artists like Karen Dalton or Nick Drake. It's a stunning turn of heel, and one that instills a sense of anticipatory excitement for where Polizze will take his music next.
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Jul 31, 2020There is a sense of every note being where it should be, glowingly back-lit and carefully arranged. It’s far from the note-bending frenzy that Polizze often indulges in — and let’s not give up on more of that and soon — but it is very beautiful in its own way and captures this endless, featureless, daydreaming summer about as well as any music I’ve heard so far.
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UncutJul 30, 2020It's beautifully recorded, carefully multi-tracked, but with the freshness and integrity of the live performances feeling intact. Most crucially, it never sounds overcooked. [Sep 2020, p.20]
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MojoJul 30, 2020Very sweet debut, a mostly acoustic affair. [Sep 2020, p.93]
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Jul 30, 2020Like Vile, Polizze writes lyrics as if he’s muttering them to himself, even when he’s gesturing toward something universal. And if his language rarely feels bold on its own, it does establish an undeniable mood paired with such laid-back music.
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Aug 31, 2020Loved Purling Hiss, but this isn't that. When it comes to Mike Polizze solo, Isn't one Kurt Vile more than enough?