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 A man leaning against his car lights a new cigarette and blows smoke and thoughts away against the wind that brings autumn news.

 It’s not a matter of technique, I’m not talking about a perfect solo. It’s survival, moving your hands upward like someone trying not to drown and keep tearing notes from the neck, one after another, randomly.

This review immerses the reader in the emotional and poetic essence of Julie Doiron and The Wooden Stars' self-titled album. It highlights the intimate voice, the blues-tinged rock sound, and the profound themes of memory, loss, and time in the lyrics. Each track is portrayed as a scene filled with vivid imagery and thoughtful reflection, making the album not just to hear but to live. The reviewer highly praises the album’s evocative atmosphere and storytelling. Experience the evocative world of Julie Doiron and The Wooden Stars – listen now and feel every note and word.

 "Dark Was The Night is not a compilation but a small handbook (to avoid using the word masterpiece) of the current Indie scene."

 "There’s a good cause, and there’s great music. A must-have if the ‘INDIEpendent’ spirit lingers within you."

Dark Was The Night is a thoughtfully curated indie compilation album produced by The National members for the Red Hot Organization's AIDS fundraiser. Featuring 31 tracks across 2 CDs, it showcases iconic indie artists like Sufjan Stevens, Feist, and Arcade Fire, blending unique reinterpretations with classic sounds. Despite a brief dip in pacing, the album consistently delivers captivating moments and a vibrant representation of contemporary indie music. This collection is recommended for fans of the genre and supporters of meaningful musical projects. Discover the indie music gems in 'Dark Was The Night' and support a great cause—listen now to this unforgettable compilation!

 This is the album that accompanies me in those moments when one wishes to be away from the world.

 "Many voices with one sound in an attempt to materialize the essence of dreams."

The reviewer shares a deeply personal connection with 'Neverending White Lights - Act:1: Goodbye Friends Of The Heavenly Bodies.' Praising its haunting piano and diverse vocal collaborations, they describe the album as a perfect companion for introspective moments. Despite initial difficulty in words, the review conveys the magic and dreamlike essence that makes the album unmissable. Listen to Neverending White Lights and immerse yourself in its magical, dreamy soundscape today!