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by
Olivia Heller
I don't know who pissed off Kristen Hersh but apparently she
is over it. Her last two solo ventures were quite the couch trip but it seems
now, her therapy sessions, if not completely done, have definitely taken a new
tack.
Track one, is reminiscent of a Bossa Nova beat.
Something I have never heard from
Kristen, or the Muses. Nice to know she still has tricks in her bag. Track five
seems poppy and verging on radio friendly but still a keeper. Tracks seven and
eight are brilliant. Both songs are three dimensional and multi-leveled. Husk is
number eight on the CD. This tune sounds like familiar Hersh but has several
starts and stops but never really jumps off the edge which you expect it
to. But that's Kristen, and that's O.K.
For the most part this CD is much slower than the last two. Or perhaps it just seems that way due to the use of less jarring lyrics. This CD is different. It sways. The songs are a bit shorter. The lyrics are still pixilated however, which is why we love Kristen Hersh in the first place. So run, don't walk, to your nearest independent music store and buy first, listen later, Kristen Hersh's Sky Motel.
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