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- (Secretly Canadian)
Like his previous full-length (2010’s Saint Bartlett), the latest album from this Seattle singer-songwriter was produced by Richard Swift, and while Saint Bartlett contained a few sonic surprises for longtime fans, Maraqopa sounds like nothing else in Jurado’s illustrious catalog. It’s a dynamic and expansive set of adventurous psych-folk with a variety of haunting, well-crafted songs featuring trippy guitar work, atmospheric keyboards, swelling strings and various ambient noises accompanying Jurado’s soothing vocals and evocative lyrics. 1/30/2012
- Don Yates
Other Damien Jurado album reviews:
Saint Bartlett - 5/25/2010
On My Way to Absence - 3/30/2005
Where Shall You Take Me? - 3/15/2003
Ghost of David - 9/15/2000
Rehearsals For Departure - 3/15/1999
S Waters Ave - 1/15/1997
