An affecting, dreamy folk allure shines throughout No Beauty Can Move Me Now, the new album from House, Once Ours. Recalling a brighter Grizzly Bear in its array of piano, acoustics, and ghostly vocal harmonies, the album excels in its consistently high-quality songwriting. Among the highlights, “Fourth Floor” expands from trickling acoustics into a lushly immersive performance—painting scenic descriptions ranging from “the hum of the lightbulb” to fourth-floor daydreaming. The expanse...
Obscure Sound — An affecting, dreamy folk allure shines throughout No Beauty Can Move Me Now, the new album from House, Once Ours. Recalling a brighter Grizzly Bear in its array of piano... more info