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KEXP Reviews
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- (Luaka Bop)
One of the more eccentric singer-songwriters around, Jim White aims for a more subtle and consistent sound on his third album of arty roots-rock by smoothing out some of the jagged edges of his previous releases for an atmospheric, groove-oriented approach combining trip hop beats, soft, mostly whispered vocals and a variety of instrumentation evoking a noirish, dream-like haze. Many special guests contribute, including Joe Henry (who produced half the album), Aimee Mann, M. Ward, Bill Frisell, Oh Susanna and others. 6/4/2004
- Don Yates
Other Jim White album reviews:
Where It Hits You - 1/23/2012
Transnormal Skiperoo - 2/21/2008
No Such Place - 3/15/2001
Wrong-Eyed Jesus - 4/15/1997
