This disc will draw you into its clutches like intoxicating ether. Sara Lovâ??s smooth vocals are nothing short of seductive and 30 seconds into â??Red Morningâ?? thereâ??s no turning back. Although from L.A., they recorded this fourth LP in an Italian farmhouse in St. Andrea and whether it was the Mediterranean air or something divine, they were inspired greatly. Shades of Mazzy Star and Portishead give the romantic, lazy, idleness thatâ??ll leave you in a haze of smoky melody. Lov is the backbone to these   [ read more ]

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On their fourth full-length album, Devics don't stray far from their usual ethereal piano-plus-sampler, late-night vibe. Sara Lov again provides the majority of the vocals, her voice coming across as a restrained blend of Hope Sandoval, Mary Timony, and Kristin Hersh while offering up tales of love, lies, and loss. Lov's instrument is certainly lulling, but not that distinctive, especially within the confines of Dustin O'Halloran's shoegazer-like audio web. Too often, O'Halloran l   [ read more ]

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