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Track List
01) Living in the Future
02) Stay Down
03) Crack the Case
04) Feed the Fire
05) My Greatest Invention
06) Telescope
07) I Can't Love
08) Mistakes We Should Have Made
09) Never Gonna Say Goodbye
10) Time Flies Either Way
01) Living in the Future
02) Stay Down
03) Crack the Case
04) Feed the Fire
05) My Greatest Invention
06) Telescope
07) I Can't Love
08) Mistakes We Should Have Made
09) Never Gonna Say Goodbye
10) Time Flies Either Way
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2018
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"Passwords" is the sixth full length studio album by American folk rock band Dawes. The album was released on June 22, 2018 on the HUB label.
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With Passwords , the Los Angeles-based quartet has settled nicely into a role as scene elders, with the music following suit. The album is full of steady, worn-in rock grooves, worldwise lyrics and an intimate studio sound that welcomes in listeners on the first spin. The album’s only real rocker is its opener, “Living in the Future,” which tears open the record with a jagged, cranked-up riff and plunges forward with heavy percussion. When frontman Taylor Goldsmith howls on the chorus: “I’m not talkin’ ‘bout forever, how ‘bout just getting through the night?” it’s clear that he’s as uncertain about living in the future as the rest of us. From there, Passwords’ fire burns down to beautiful, warm embers that sustain fans through the evening, with pianodriven story songs leading the way. “Feed the Fire” sparks with a snaking guitar groove and the twinkling keys of late addition Lee Pardini, and Goldsmith questioning the toll of life in the spotlight: “How could I look so perfect on the screen and so awful in the mirror?” Passwords smooths out those wriggling grooves of 2016’s We’re All Gonna Die to create Dawes’ most mature and self-realized sound yet, zeroing in on their strengths to reveal genuine treasures. As Goldsmith sings on the cosmic rock tune “Telescope,” “The stronger the telescope, the more stars there are.”
Reviewed by Justin Jacobs for relix.com.
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"Passwords" is the sixth full length studio album by American folk rock band Dawes. The album was released on June 22, 2018 on the HUB label.
User Album Review
With Passwords , the Los Angeles-based quartet has settled nicely into a role as scene elders, with the music following suit. The album is full of steady, worn-in rock grooves, worldwise lyrics and an intimate studio sound that welcomes in listeners on the first spin. The album’s only real rocker is its opener, “Living in the Future,” which tears open the record with a jagged, cranked-up riff and plunges forward with heavy percussion. When frontman Taylor Goldsmith howls on the chorus: “I’m not talkin’ ‘bout forever, how ‘bout just getting through the night?” it’s clear that he’s as uncertain about living in the future as the rest of us. From there, Passwords’ fire burns down to beautiful, warm embers that sustain fans through the evening, with pianodriven story songs leading the way. “Feed the Fire” sparks with a snaking guitar groove and the twinkling keys of late addition Lee Pardini, and Goldsmith questioning the toll of life in the spotlight: “How could I look so perfect on the screen and so awful in the mirror?” Passwords smooths out those wriggling grooves of 2016’s We’re All Gonna Die to create Dawes’ most mature and self-realized sound yet, zeroing in on their strengths to reveal genuine treasures. As Goldsmith sings on the cosmic rock tune “Telescope,” “The stronger the telescope, the more stars there are.”
Reviewed by Justin Jacobs for relix.com.
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