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- Artist(s): Matthew Milia, Ryan "Smalls" Etzcorn, Zachary Nichols, David W. Jones
- Summary: The third release for the Michigan-based folk-country band was produced by Jim Roll.
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- Record Label: Quite Scientific
- Genre(s): Pop/Rock, Alternative/Indie Rock, Indie Pop, Alternative Country-Rock
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Mixed: 2 out of 5
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Mar 8, 2013Eternity of Dimming is a beautiful, nostalgic (in the best meaning of the word) hymn to time and place, a long suite of songs that falls together like a wonderful quilt of memories.
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UncutMar 8, 2013This very fine third album carries much of Okkervil River or The Decemberists in its piquant narratives, though the banjo-led music is more akin to the erudite hillbilly-folk of Jim White or even The Be Good Tanyas. [Apr 2013, p.73]
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Mar 8, 2013For an album that successfully manages to carry an understated beauty, and often comes across as a fragile work, Eternity Of Dimming almost does it all without doing near as much as others would attempt to.
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MojoMar 8, 2013Unbalanced and unrelenting, it's a fascinating album, if difficult to enjoy. [Apr 2013, p.90]
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May 8, 2013The band is tight and talented, but while each song is surprising, the album doesn’t vary enough over the course of its length.
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Feb 18, 2017
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