Portland folk rock trio show notes of promise, but their debut lacks any triumphs all its own.
Album Review: Greylag – Greylag
by Christina Salgado
on October 27, 2014, 12:01am
Portland folk rock trio show notes of promise, but their debut lacks any triumphs all its own.
Ultimately, the perfect ending to the festival season.
These Portland misfits polish up their sound, but lose much of what gave their first record its charm.
A hearty, robust experience that demands an insatiable appetite.
Shara Worden continues to fuse her operatic voice with indie trappings.
The formerly bombastic synthpop trio is still stuck in a minimalist slump.
An album that defies the latest round of claims that rock and roll is dead.
The indie songstress’ very best from Rilo through Acid Tongue.
The UK group’s debut gives wearied electropop fans new inspiration.
Danceable, if disparate, tracks finally find a home.
Must-hear records sure to soundtrack your BBQs.
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