Deerhunter FADING FRONTIER green glass the bouncy pop of "Once

the bouncy pop of "Once In A While" and the contemplative "Quietly"

she's also possessed of a riveting alto and a unique performance style that made her one of the most compelling vocalists of the 1980s and '90s

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" there's a consistent intensity throughout that marks out The Murder Capital as a band arriving fully formed on their debut album

Includes classic R&B tracks from The Emotions

Deerhunter FADING FRONTIER green glass the bouncy pop of "OnceAt one point on Fading Frontier, Bradford Cox sings "Take your handicaps Channel them and feed them back Until they become your strengths." It's a phrase that could be Deerhunter's motto; they've always excelled at celebrating misfit people and feelings, and never more so than on this album. Recorded in the wake of the accident that hospitalized Cox in December 2014, in some ways it feels like the band hit the reset button on Fading Frontier, which is