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Stephen M. Deusner

Stephen M. Deusner

Contributing Writer at Pitchfork

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  • English
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  • Music

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My Morning Jacket: The Waterfall II Album Review - Pitchfork

When they recorded 2015’s late-career highlight The Waterfall, MMJ wrote enough material for two albums. If the original was about conflict, the new volume concerns the healing that comes after.
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Daniel Romano: How Ill Thy World Is Ordered - Pitchfork

The Ontario musician caps a prolific year with his tenth album of 2020: a rip-roaring rock record that draws on a hodgepodge of styles and sounds, from blustery horns to roadtrip folk-rock.
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Kurt Vile: Speed, Sound, Lonely KV EP Album Review - Pitchfork

Recorded at Nashville’s famed Butcher Shoppe, Vile’s lovely and bittersweet new EP mixes covers and originals, including a duet with the late John Prine.
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Esther Rose: How Many Times Album Review - Pitchfork

The New Orleans country singer’s heartsick, headstrong third album chronicles the fallout of bad breakup with sly humor and empathy.
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Ashley Monroe: Rosegold Album Review - Pitchfork

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Iron & Wine: Archive Series No. 5: Tallahassee Recordings

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Shirley Collins: Crowlink EP

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Andy Shauf: Wilds Album Review - Pitchfork

Because it’s not beholden to some overarching conceit, the latest album from the Toronto-based singer-songwriter sounds looser, a bit wilder, more lackadaisical in a sadsack sort of way.
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Margo Cilker: Pohorylle

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Pastor Champion: I Just Want to Be a Good Man - Pitchfork

The debut album from the late Oakland pastor is a powerful showcase for his guitar work, his singing, and his ministry.
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Good Looks: Lived Here for a While Album Review - Pitchfork

The Austin band’s knowing, sharply rendered indie rock filters life on the road into songs about interpersonal angst and heartland unease.