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Reviews (6)
The observer
d. 27. Dec. 2020
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Kitty Empire
d. 27. Dec. 2020
"Even without his band's trademark harmonies, Fleet Foxes frontman Robin Pecknold lights up this bleakest of winters".
The observer
d. 27. Dec. 2020
By
By
Kitty Empire
d. 27. Dec. 2020
"Even without his band's trademark harmonies, Fleet Foxes frontman Robin Pecknold lights up this bleakest of winters".
Jyllands-posten
d. 21. Aug. 2022
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Kasper Schütt-Jensen
d. 21. Aug. 2022
"Vokalen spiller en noget større rolle på det aktuelle livealbum fra amerikanske Fleet Foxes. De nærmest Beach Boyske vokalhamonier er hovedelementet i folkgruppens lyd, og de fylder endnu mere på denne vellykkede optagelse, end de gør på studiepladerne".
Jyllands-posten
d. 21. Aug. 2022
By
By
Kasper Schütt-Jensen
d. 21. Aug. 2022
"Vokalen spiller en noget større rolle på det aktuelle livealbum fra amerikanske Fleet Foxes. De nærmest Beach Boyske vokalhamonier er hovedelementet i folkgruppens lyd, og de fylder endnu mere på denne vellykkede optagelse, end de gør på studiepladerne".
Uncut
2022 September
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Peter Watts
2022 September
"Recorded in December 2020 at a church in Brooklyn as a lockdown livestream, this features a closely mic'd Robin Pecknold performing intimate songs from the largely solo Shore, as well as a couple of covers and scattering of older Fleet Foxes numbers. Pecknold is able to deliver a captivating performance that is sombre but never dull, with the mid-set trio of "Helplessness Blues", "Silver Dagger" and "Featherweight" particularly magnificent".
Uncut
2022 September
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By
Peter Watts
2022 September
"Recorded in December 2020 at a church in Brooklyn as a lockdown livestream, this features a closely mic'd Robin Pecknold performing intimate songs from the largely solo Shore, as well as a couple of covers and scattering of older Fleet Foxes numbers. Pecknold is able to deliver a captivating performance that is sombre but never dull, with the mid-set trio of "Helplessness Blues", "Silver Dagger" and "Featherweight" particularly magnificent".