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Felicia says:

Great review. You did an awesome job of describing the music for what it is.

1/24/10 8:58 pm

Brian says:

A great write up that’s made me reconsider the album. I listened to it once and kind of wrote it off. I just listened to it again with headphones and appreciated a lot of the things you mentioned in the post. It certainly seems like a grower!

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Will says:

I definitely agree that you can feel lost in Beach House’s sound, but, for me, your descriptions here apply much more to their first two albums (especially the first). Although Devotion opened up their sound a little more, Teen Dream feels like a different animal to me. The vocals especially seem a lot more raw (and less serene) than on their other stuff. I’ve been listening to “Real Love” on repeat, though, so maybe my perspective is getting a little skewed. Anyhow, thanks for the great writing, from a longtime reader/first-time commenter.