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An album from 2000 that, at the time of its release, was categorized as part of the New Acoustic Movement alongside the debuts of Turin Brakes, Kings of Convenience, Ed Harcourt, etc., due to a return to acoustic in the style of the great folk-singers of the 60s and 70s, and in particular the dark-melancholic atmospheres that found their undisputed master in the great Nick Drake. Discover the review
An album from 2000 that, at the time of its release, was categorized as part of the New Acoustic Movement alongside the debuts of Turin Brakes, Kings of Convenience, Ed Harcourt, etc., due to a return to acoustic in the style of the great folk-singers of the 60s and 70s, and in particular the dark-melancholic atmospheres that found their undisputed master in the great Nick Drake.
You may like it or not, but you have to acknowledge that Tom McRae is not an artist who suffers from the "carbon copy syndrome", meaning that after a good album, he quickly puts out an almost identical one. Discover the review
You may like it or not, but you have to acknowledge that Tom McRae is not an artist who suffers from the "carbon copy syndrome", meaning that after a good album, he quickly puts out an almost identical one.
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