Full circle nightmare

"This Portland songwriter's second album is full of femme fatales and other clichés dredged from a half-century of classic rock ... Full Circle Nightmare fixates more or less entirely on one topic: women and their ability to ruin a man through their powers of seduction ... the women Craft expends so much breath obsessing over drift in and out of his songs like cardboard cutouts from a bygone era, there to be lusted after and then blamed when they don't fit into his fantasy".

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"Kyle Craft writes and sings with the full-blooded fervour of a singer-songwriter reveling in his just-erupting talent. While that rambunctious revelry can sometimes seem too breathless for its own good, there's a live-recorded vigour to the high-powered heartaches on the Louisiana-born, Portland-based outsider romantic's second album, a flourishing follow-up to the bargain-bin glam-slam melodramas of his 2016 debut, Dolls Of Highland".

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"Coming almost two years after his debut, Dolls of Highland, the latest album from Louisiana-born, Portland-based singer/songwriter Craft manages to accomplish the nearly impossible: it blows away a debut album that was already damn near flawless".

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