Music / rock

Box for buddy, box for star


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Angel's Eye

3:51 min

Perfect Hand

4:08 min

I'm All Fucked Up

4:33 min

Dancing in the Club

4:47 min

My Boy Limbo

2:36 min

Where's Your Love Now

6:10 min

Box for Buddy, Box for Star

3:37 min

A Song That Sings About You

3:21 min

Two Legs

4:09 min

An Extra Beat for You and Me

5:08 min


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Reviews (4)


Pitchfork

d. 14. June 2024

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Marissa Lorusso

d. 14. June 2024

"On the first proper album under his solo alias, Water From Your Eyes' Nate Amos balances self-reflection with a sly, idiosyncratic approach to DIY pop songcraft".


Under the radar

d. 13. June 2024

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Mark Moody

d. 13. June 2024

"Amos' first This Is Lorelei album to be released on a label finds him at his warmest and most melodic. 'Box For Buddy, Box For Star' has its fair share of subterfuges and sly asides, but they never come at the expense of the song ... The 10 tracks here are among the finest of his works ... Whether country, pop, dance, folk, or some cobbled together hybrid, Amos' seeming ease in navigating his way through these 10 songs finds an artist at the peak of his powers".


Paste

d. 14. June 2024

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Sam Rosenberg

d. 14. June 2024

"This is Lorelei gets earnest on the beautiful 'Box For Buddy, Box For Star': Water from Your Eyes multi-instrumentalist Nate Amos sheds off the scrappy skin of his previous efforts and creates his most accessible, mature, and focused work yet".


Exclaim!

d. 28. Apr. 2025

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Alex Hudson

d. 28. Apr. 2025

"Staff Picks - This Is Lorelei's 2024 album Box for Buddy, Box for Star introduced some classic country influences into the sonic experimentation listeners expect from Nate Amos, based on his production work with Water from Your Eyes - although he rarely plays it fully straight, peppering his songs with thudding drum machines, alien Auto-Tune and peculiar baroque soundscapes".