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Dec 21, 2016Intellectual, highly irregular, and catchy as hell. This is an excellent follow-up to his debut, and I can't recommend it enough. Listen to it (and the debut, for that matter) the whole way through; you won't be disappointed.
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Aug 19, 2020An absolute classic. After putting it down for a bit, now that we're in the middle of a pandemic at the end of a long four years, I can't help but coming back to this. A brilliant take on what it means to grow up in America told through powerful lyrics and a few beats that are hard to get out of your head. Absolutely recommend this (and all his albums before and since).
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Dec 19, 2016The personal songs, about Choi’s dissatisfactory early education and immigrant family, have a whiff of mythic American meta-story, while the historical ones are deeply felt and eccentric.
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Dec 19, 2016side from the cultural relevance of his lyrics, Choi's songwriting is catchy, vibrant, and brimming with melody and moxie on this excellent follow-up.
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Dec 19, 2016It’s an odd little record, a kind of confessional chronicle that gradually gets under your skin. In this era of fractured self-identification, Ten Hymns From My American Gothic nicely serves as a soundtrack for all the searchers and seekers out there.