Naomi (CD)


The Cave Singers

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Amoeba Review

03/04/2013

The Cave Singers continue to evolve on their rootsy fourth album. Rising from the ashes of beloved indie rockers Pretty Girls Make Graves, The Cave Singers sound fully committed to a new sound on Naomi. “Canopy” moves along gracefully like a Bob Dylan or Paul Simon song, with a little spring in its step to propel its folky sound. “Have to Pretend” moves along with a funk feel aided by new bassist Morgan Henderson (Blood Brothers). Pete Quirk’s vocals are raw enough to draw you into the band’s laid-back compositions, which offer subtle rewards, like the lush springtime bridge that crops up in “No Tomorrows” or the rumbling last half of the bluesy “It’s a Crime.” Though some of the outright passion of its members’ previous work is missed, Naomi is successful as a musical comfort food, warm, inviting and with enough shuffle to keep it from being overly lulling.

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Track Listing



Disc 1 Titles
Artist
Length
1.
Canopy 		The Cave Singers 04:29
2.
Have To Pretend 		The Cave Singers 03:31
3.
No Tomorrows 		The Cave Singers 03:51
4.
It's A Crime 		The Cave Singers 04:22
5.
Week To Week 		The Cave Singers 04:04
6.
Evergreens 		The Cave Singers 02:54
7.
Shine 		The Cave Singers 05:23
8.
Karen's Car 		The Cave Singers 02:42
9.
Easy Way 		The Cave Singers 03:29
10.
Northern Lights 		The Cave Singers 05:42
11.
Early Moon 		The Cave Singers 03:44
12.
When The World 		The Cave Singers 04:26

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