On "Seventy," Paul Kelly Delivers Thought-Provoking Vintage-Flavored Folk
Paul Kelly's album Seventy arrives with a fresh intensity, influenced both by his prolific career and the significance of the milestone age reflected in the title.
Additional Album Reviews
- Terry Klein: Singer-songwriter delivers his strongest collection of engaging songs on Hill Country Folk Music.
- Aaron Parks: The pianist returns to acoustic jazz, leading a bold new quartet on By All Means.
- The Mommyheads: The band explores poetic narratives of love and death on the hypnotic album No Quietus.
- Portugal. The Man: The band creates vivid imagery layered over chaotic distortion in SHISH.
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Fulton Lights finds inspiration in classic soul tunes with a dreamy indie rock interpretation titled “Well the Night Has Come.”
Author's summary: Paul Kelly's Seventy and other recent releases offer rich, soulful explorations in folk, jazz, and indie music, capturing milestone reflections and innovative creativity.
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