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Mar 19, 2025An outstanding effort rivalling his brilliant work with The Lemon Twigs.
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Mar 24, 2025D'Addario’s melodic flair and virtuosity are on full, inviting display here. [Apr 2025, p.101]
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MojoMar 19, 2025Though some Lemon Twigs fans might miss Michael's edgier, thornier songwriting, big bro's serial melodicism and multi-instrumentalist nous across everything from penny whistle to cello slays. [Apr 2025, p.80]
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Apr 2, 2025The diminished presence of Michael (he does contribute here, but is more of a background figure) leads to a slight loss of variety, but it's hardly a deal-breaker. If you like The Lemon Twigs you will find plenty to enjoy here.
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UncutMar 19, 2025Unashamedly shaggy compared to the sibling' meticulously crafted Lemon Twigs LPs. .... An illuminating look under the hood of the creative process. [Mar 2025, p.31]
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Mar 19, 2025It’s not some big reinvention, more like an expansion. And honestly? It’s better to have it than not. It could have done with a couple more rockers, though. And some guitar solos.
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Mar 21, 2025Sonic consistency is no surprise considering that Brian’s younger brother, Michael, co-produced the album and sings on five out of the 11 tracks. Even when Brian’s operating on his own, those songs still feel like B-sides from a forgotten Lemon Twigs LP (which in turn sound like something that was unearthed from the Beatles or the Beach Boys’ storage units).