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Boy & Bear - Harlequin Dream [2013] [EAC,Log,Cue FLAC] torrent |
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Artist: Boy & Bear Release: Harlequin Dream Released: 2013 Label: Nettwerk Catalog#: CD 30989 Format: FLAC / Lossless / Log (100%) / Cue Country: AUS Style: pop,rock
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01. Southern Sun (4:41) 02. Old Town Blues (3:24) 03. Harlequin Dream (4:20) 04. Three Headed Woman (4:03) 05. Bridges (4:06) 06. A Moment's Grace (4:53) 07. End of the Line (3:47) 08. Back Down the Black (6:17) 09. Real Estate (2:57) 10. Stranger (4:58) 11. Arrow Flight (4:23)
In Australia, Boy & Bear are considered a homegrown Mumford and Sons for reasons that aren't immediately clear (their propensity for flat caps, maybe?). The more obvious touchstone, at least on their second album, which reached No 1 in Australia, is the California-dreaming stratum of 1970s rock. The opening trinity of Southern Sun, Old Town Blues and the title track, in fact, are clearly lost out-takes from Fleetwood Mac's eponymous 1975 album – or may as well be. That's how precisely they've nailed the tequila-sunrise mellowness, which acts as a gateway to an albumful of emollient soft rock. It's seductive stuff, pushing all the right wistfulness/optimism buttons and allowing the songs time to flow to a leisurely conclusion. One song ends in a brave skirl of Kenny G-style sax – that's how committed they are. Vocalist Dave Hosking is a moving purveyor of precarious emotional states – his bleakness on Bridges, a dream/nightmare memoir of their first American tour, is genuinely painful. End of the Line, by the way, dips a toe into folky diddlement you could call Mumfordian, but it's easy to skip....
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