Kevin Devine - Brother's Blood - Ultra Clear

Kevin Devine - Brother's Blood - Ultra ClearKevin Devine's 2009 LP, Brother's Blood, is another prime example of his versatility and boundless creativity. For such a collaborative effort the album starts off, oddly, with Devine himself on "All of Everything, Erased". The singer hops on some XO type ground, navigating multiple chord changes and spitting out metaphors of "flaming Ferris Wheels" and "singing sea shells". It's the post Elliot Smith folk song, but Devine owns it, making a simple yet

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allowing the melodies to glide and float in harmony

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