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Feb 21, 2012It's clear that White's bravery in baring his soul has resulted in a quiet masterpiece.
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Feb 28, 2012Tracks such as "Epilogue to a Marriage" here, serve as a reminder that there's always room for the real thing, and you'll know it when it hits you.
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Feb 23, 2012An excellent collection of soul-bearing Americana.
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UncutFeb 17, 2012White has not only fashioned a terrific album from less than ideal circumstances, but one that finally feels like a worthy successor to No Such Place. [Mar 2012, p.96]
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MagnetMar 20, 2012His voice sometimes veers into brief, impressionistic Lou Reed talking or Mary Gautier twang, but mostly it's seductive. [No.85, p.61]
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Feb 21, 2012When White hits the target--and he does so more often than he misses--he's still a singular musical artist with a singular vision, and he's not even close to running out of stories on Where It Hits You.
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Feb 21, 2012White delivers a heaviness at times, but the disc never bogs down.
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Feb 17, 2012The Athens-based multi-instrumentalist is joined by an assortment of similarly rootsy musicians who help flesh out some of these generally atmospheric yet always moving pieces, many of which only reveal their subtle allures after repeated playings.
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Feb 17, 2012Through the heartache, there is a sophisticated definition of sound; this is no guts-on-the-floor album of raw country blues.
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Mar 15, 2012His Yep Roc debut and sixth proper studio album plays more as an invocation of light against impenetrable darkness.