Echo
by Indigo Sparke
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  1. MarcyKing06
    Jun 14, 2023
    8
    This LP presents a broad landscape of reverb-drenched folk that puts me in the mood to float across the ocean. Every track blends seamlessly into the next with melody and lyrics that invoke themes of blinding love, abuse, and finding yourself, all while pondering the ever present fear of death and how we must learn to reckon with our own mortality. My issues with this album are few; it's aThis LP presents a broad landscape of reverb-drenched folk that puts me in the mood to float across the ocean. Every track blends seamlessly into the next with melody and lyrics that invoke themes of blinding love, abuse, and finding yourself, all while pondering the ever present fear of death and how we must learn to reckon with our own mortality. My issues with this album are few; it's a wee-but short and some songs are sonically too bare-bones for my liking. Tracks like "Colourblind" and "Carnival" feel more structured and defined, while others like "Baby" and the beautiful "Dog Bark Echo" interlude took more time for me to fully grasp and take in all they have to offer. This album is an amazing introduction to Indigo Sparke's discography.… Expand

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Critic score distribution:
  1. Positive: 6 out of 7
  2. Mixed: 1 out of 7
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  1. AllMusic
    Dec 22, 2021
    70
    Sparke touches on poetic remembrances of people, places, and joys as well as the more preoccupying struggles, making for a mature and poignant introduction.
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  2. The Line of Best Fit
    Mar 8, 2021
    70
    Echo is an offering with a success that can be judged in the way it evokes such imagery, notwithstanding the fact it wears its influences so visibly.
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  3. Under The Radar
    Mar 3, 2021
    70
    Echo is a tangible realization of Sparke’s meditations on the fleeting nature of the most intense of relationships. Coloring the songs within the narrow range of pre-dawn shades only serves to heighten their intensity.
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