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Tot mijn schrik zag ik dat deze niet meer op Spotnet voorkwam.
Een parel, mag nog niet verdwijnen.

The Stone siblings grew up in a beach town near Sydney, but their second album as a vocal/guitar duo sounds like it was made by Americans with a yen for Fleetwood Mac and Joanna Newsom. As on their debut, the core of the music is dusty, derelict folk that's either ghostly or impossibly twee, depending on which Stone is singing lead (while initially entrancing, Julia's little-girl gulps and tweets – Walk It Off is infested with them – soon have you hitting fast-forward). This time, though, they've expanded the sound: there are velvety textures, lush(er) arrangements and, occasionally, actual choruses. And when the Stones harmonise against a background of faraway guitar and strings, the combined voices make songs such as Black Crow feel magical. The west-coast influence couldn't be more evident – on Yellow Brick Road, Angus even admits, "I fell in love in California" – and in this case it's worked out fruitfully.

01 - Hold On.flac
02 - Black Crow.flac
03 - For You.flac
04 - Big Jet Plane.flac
05 - Santa Monica Dream.flac
06 - Yellow Brick Road.flac
07 - And The Boys.flac
08 - On The Road.flac
09 - Walk It Off.flac
10 - Hush.flac
11 - Draw Your Swords.flac
12 - Im Not Yours.flac
13 - The Devils Tears.flac
14 - Lonely Hands.flac
15 - Red Berries.flac
16 - All The Colours.flac
17 - Choking.flac
18 - Take You Away.flac
19 - Johnny And June.flac
20 - This Way.flac
21 - All Wait.flac
22 - Little Bird.flac
23 - Change.flac

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