Editorial Reviews
Let Go Afterglow
Sarah Stedman, AMP Magazine, December 2004.
rockin' and danceable debut solo effort...able to express the thoughts and feelings behind your best friend’s long face
Kaleb, SCTAS, September, 2004
hints at the early work of Matthew Sweet or everything that made college radio "good" in the early nineties
Album Description
Let Go Afterglow is a collection of heartfelt pop songs about relationships past and our inevitable futures. Captivating melodies woven with an intricate layering of beats, keyboards and guitars, yet somehow managing to retain a lo-fi charm. The album opens with the new-wave drumbeat of "Can’t Say No", building to an emotional climax in the stand-out track "Confess". From the Stroke-sy dance pop of "Afterglow" to the poignant cover of Lucinda Williams’ "Drunken Angel", Let Go Afterglow is nothing short of irresistible. The album appeals to anyone who likes their pop a little on the dark side, often drawing comparisons to The Cure, Deathcab for Cutie, Modest Mouse, Bright Eyes, Elliot Smith and the Postal Service.
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Let Go Afterglow
The Wanteds Manufacturer: Ultra Mookie ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD  General
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ASIN: B00080AQ5Q Release Date: 2004-11-02 |
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