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Mar 12, 2021Even the most energetically pulsing moment on Somewhere, the counterpointed “Everywhere”, finds Colwell on unsure footing. Somewhere is a confident move forward for Sun June, while also maintaining every ounce of their integrity.
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Feb 16, 2021A subdued record tied to no one setting. No matter where it is, Somewhere is a place of subtle beauty to find solace in.
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Feb 12, 2021While Years is pleasant enough, with Somewhere, there’s more of a palpable milieu to these songs that pushes it from good to great.
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Feb 5, 2021Sun June are interested in daydreams as both playground and prison, and about observing what happens when you collide with the borders of your own interiority. But even in this cloudy, circumscribed world of echoing instruments, where faking and fiction are not only indulged, but necessary, Sun June’s sincerity shines through.
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Feb 5, 2021From its opening gossamer notes to the plaintive, minimalist closer, Somewhere maintains Sun June's distinctly aching, intimate form, even through denser sections, floating by like a distracting memory.
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Feb 5, 2021Sun June defines its enigmatic, shadowy sonic borders but never pushes beyond them, which causes the disc to occasionally lapse into tedious uniformity as it progresses.
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Feb 5, 2021Buoyed by newfound feelings of hope and of anticipation, the record feels more encompassing than anything the band have released previously. This is a result of a more direct and collaborative effort, with producer Danny Reisch adding extra layers of synth and percussion to really flesh things out.
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Feb 25, 2021I quite not remember much of the album, so it's forgetable, but i remember getting a good view of it