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newdayrisingrated3 weeks, 6 days ago
8.5Standout tracks
- 10Burn It Down7:06
- 1Open Up5:05
- 9What’s Right?5:14
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dhoshawreviewed3 weeks, 6 days ago
8.5Probably my favorite album of the year so far! They’re from Chicago so I had to give them a listen but I realized that I had actually heard them open for Guster 4 years ago! They sound somewhere in between Waxahatchee and Rilo Kiley, country but not country. I instantly sent this album to my dad without even finishing the album because I had to spread the word of this miraculous album!
Standout tracks
- 1Open Up5:05
- 4Anywhere3:02
- 7The World, So Madly3:10
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Stevereviewed3 weeks, 6 days ago
8.3Julia Steiner walks straight up to the problem on Open Up: "What's it gonna take to open up?" Conversational but not casual, the hard version of honesty where you don't get to control the reaction. Ratboys keep their sunshower brightness but stop using it as camouflage. Then they get weird, and it feels central rather than a side quest, Light Night Mountains All That full of images that refuse linear narrative while Dave Sagan's guitar acts like a nervous system. The centrepiece Just Want You to Know the Truth sprawls past eight minutes because the subject demands it, and its most devastating moment is its least theatrical. The chair stays empty. The songs keep talking anyway.
Standout tracks
- 3Light Night Mountains All That5:58
- 7The World, So Madly3:10
- 8Just Want You to Know the Truth8:29
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- 1Open Up5:05
- 2Know You Then3:12
- 3Light Night Mountains All That5:58
- 4Anywhere3:02
- 5Penny in the Lake3:51
- 6Strange Love2:23
- 7The World, So Madly3:10
- 8Just Want You to Know the Truth8:29
- 9What’s Right?5:14
- 10Burn It Down7:06
- 11At Peace in the Hundred Acre Wood3:16