The lazy guitar and the clickity-clack percussion loom like the bastard child of Jandek and Belle and Sebastian, grown up and obsessed with mild folktronica. Its ominous, comforting and beautifully introspective. This bleeds nicely into Drift, which takes that sullen ambiance and swirls it left to right with singer Cooper Whitsons off-kilter voice acting as […]
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The Others
Nicole Kidman, an actress I usually find unappealing, greatly impresses as a single mother living with her two photosensitive children in an old, dark house at the close of World War II. Soon after the arrival of a new house staff, her kids begin to speak of ghostly “others” in the abode (where shadows are […]
