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Universal acclaim- based on 28 Ratings
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Mixed: 1 out of 28
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Jun 4, 2013A completely unique, original, semi-acoustic album from Canadian wunderkind Dallas Green. He's not afraid to step outside of the box and try something a bit different from his previous records. If "Bring Me Your Love" is a classic, (it is), then "Little Hell" is an instant classic. Great, memorable music.
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Mar 9, 2013
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Jul 30, 2012
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Dec 31, 2011After listening to this album extensively, I still put it on almost everyday. I am absolutely in love with this record. Every song is still as enjoyable now as it was when the album was released.
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Nov 18, 2011This is only a slight step down from Bring Me Your Love, if you're counting. This collection, though, is every bit as praiseworthy as other more highly touted folk rock outings (at least here on Metacritic) by Laura Marling or Lisa Hannigan. Dallas Green is an angel, divine at singing certainly but also playing and writing.
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Dec 7, 2011On Bring Me Your Love Dallas Green laments, pines, and celebrates loves both won and lost, employing a dusky, electrified patina of old and new country with a tinge of soul that's miles (sonically) from his work with the post-hardcore outfit Alexisonfire.
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Aug 3, 2011The heart- wrenching emotion is credible and convincing, even though the uneasy undercurrents find Green's brand of the blues seem somewhat tenuous at times. Nevertheless, at this point in the trajectory, City & Colour manages to provide a pleasing musical melange.
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Kerrang!Jul 6, 2011Though there's no radical change to his formula here, crucially, the consistent brilliance on display means there's no need for one. [4 Jun 2011, p.52]