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- Artist(s): Nathaniel Rateliff
- Summary: The third full-length release for Nathaniel Rateliff and his band was produced by Brad Cook and R.M.B.(Rateliff, Patrick Meese, and James Barone).
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- Record Label: Fantasy
- Genre(s): R&B, Folk, Pop/Rock, Roots Rock, Retro-Soul, Retro-Rock
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Nov 5, 2021By the time they close with the fiery Motown vamp "Love Don't," Rateliff and his band have covered a nice range of moods on what is their most diverse release yet.
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UncutNov 5, 2021The frontman and his septet sculpt grooves and hooks that immediately grab hold. [Dec 2021, p.33]
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MojoNov 5, 2021He covers old bases with new fervour, but there's so much happening, so much detail that it feels like a giant leap forward. [Dec 2021, p.92]
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Nov 5, 2021Ultimately, the LP sees the band reveal a greater artistic depth, while also seeming to satisfy Rateliff’s own creative search during his solo endeavor.
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Nov 8, 2021Ultimately, The Future represents another plateau for a band that’s quickly earned a stellar reputation for both verve and versatility. The Future draws on those accomplishments through a timeless tapestry that offers reason to rejoice.
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Nov 5, 2021The Night Sweats often suggest a more wide-open, somewhat jam-band-y Rocky Mountain version of the Dap-Kings' funk-soul attack, and you can imagine The Future appealing equally to fans of Dave Matthews and Amy Winehouse.
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Nov 5, 2021In an album of mixed results, there are enough brilliant moments that bode to a more meaningful lyrical side for Rateliff and his powerful band, which has a knack for infectious grooves and hooks.
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