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KEXP Reviews
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- (Quarterstick)
Last time around, this Tucson band led by Joey Burns and John Convertino offered up a surprising change-of-pace album that played down the evocative Southwestern border-rock of their previous releases in favor of an expansive and bold folk-rock sound. For their 6th album, they successfully return to their more intimate and subtle Southwestern sound with help from a stellar supporting cast including Iron & Wine’s Sam Beam, Tortoise’s Douglas McCombs, vocalist Pieta Brown and many more. 8/11/2008
- Don Yates
Other Calexico album reviews:
Algiers - 8/31/2012
Garden Ruin - 2/23/2006
Feast of Wire - 2/15/2003
Hot Rail - 5/15/2000
The Black Light - 5/15/1998
Spoke - 9/15/1997
