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...Ground as Cold as Common,” with the two seemingly alternately forgetting that its their turn to sing is, again, a lovely piece of music, but the song lacks any oomph, and the refrain “So take your precious time / these bottles full of wine?? ultimately feels empty...
...refined aesthetic of Iron & Wine??s latest release, Woman King, is evident upon first glance. A perfectly square array of cheap porcelain thimbles comprises the cover art. They appear almost sacred in their arrangement and are imprinted with symbols, such as a house with a heart around it (perhaps a reference to the track “My Lady’s House”) and an image of Princess Diana with Prince Charles (perhaps calling attention to the theme of “woman king” and the general somber mood...
...scratch the indie label entirely.) The Postal Service project was hyped from the outset and a prepackaged audience greeted the LP at its release. Some of the songs were so good that they began to make the rounds in dorm rooms and on soundtracks (witness Iron and Wine??s pretty cover of “Such Great Heights,” featured in Garden State). This new deal with the USPS doesn’t change anything. First, after stumbling upon such unexpected crossover success, it’s perfectly understandable that the band...
...scene in the lounge area is a lychee martini—sexy and achingly hip, then the ambience of the restaurant next door is a glass of red wine??laid back and romantic. The walls and ceiling are draped in lush purple and red fabrics, and the long rectangular room is softly lit with gold and silver lanterns, no two exactly alike...
...scene in the lounge area is a lychee martini—sexy and achingly hip, then the ambience of the restaurant next door is a glass of red wine??laid back and romantic. The walls and ceiling are draped in lush purple and red fabrics, and the long rectangular room is softly lit with gold and silver lanterns, no two exactly alike...