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...album’s fourth track, “Far From Home,” is a spirited trek down memory lane. After an energetic horn intro, Young launches into verses that recall the family sing-a-longs of his youth and his first excursions into Nashville, or “Music City” as he names...
...records—“On the Beach,” “Time Fades Away,” and “Tonight’s the Night,”—in which remorse and a sense of loss foreground every track. Not that “Prairie” lacks substance or depth...
...Prairie”’s only real misstep is the cloying and sentimental Elvis tribute “He Was the King.” The track is book-ended by superfluous studio banter, and what transpires between is uniformly bad: platitudinous lyrics, uninspired honky-tonk jamming, and a piss-poor Elvis impersonation, adding insult to injury...
...laced with swirling atmospheric washes, funkified melodic loops, ethereal crooning, snappy drumlines, and even P-Funk sensei George Clinton, who lends an extra punch to “Lotus Flower.” With careful melding, distilling, layering and relayering of sound, the album is packed with flashy, infectious tracks. Each song crackles with energy, underscored by Gab’s distinctly dense machine-gun flow. But there is something lacking; an album, especially today, can’t get by on sonic perfection alone. Well-produced albums abound, bedroom productions snap with digital precision, and even...
...Doom and DM have met before, with promising results. The supervillain dropped a verse on Danger’s remix of Zero 7’s “Somersault.” Earlier this year, Doom appeared on a track on the Gorillaz album “Demon Days,” which was, coincidentally enough, produced by Danger Mouse...