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9.2
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Paste Magazine
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Trevor Powers’ new album under his beloved moniker is a collection of music filled with kind self-reflection and hopeful imagination where the Boise singer-songwriter approaches the totality of life’s small, digitized and grainy moments by showcasing and scattering them across irresistible melodies and buttery piano leads
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8.5
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8.5 |
Under The Radar
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Rarely Do I Dream is vital and exciting, and shows its audience, maybe for the first time, a Trevor Powers with a solid foundation and lots of gas in the tank
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8.3
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Beats Per Minute
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While Rarely Do I Dream doubles down on the pop playbook used on Junkyard, and perhaps falls short of its predecessor in terms of “hit” tracks, the album represents a more mature development of Powers’ vision
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8.0
140233
8.0 |
The Quietus
A box of old home movies provides a foil to the hushed voices and mangled guitar riffs on the latest chapter in the Boise, Idaho, artist's story
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8.0
140256
8.0 |
Uncut
He's delivered 12 songs of poignant autobiography rather than nostalgic wallowing. Print edition only
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8.0
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8.0 |
Exclaim
The album evokes a powerful sense of longing: a yearning for the connection, understanding, and beauty found in fleeting moments. In the hiss and fuzz of splintered memories and reveries, Powers draws us into a past that lingers, soft and near, just within reach
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8.0
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8.0 |
Far Out
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Whether you’re here for nostalgia, to dance or to feel, there is a track on Rarely Do I Dream for you, as this is a record you won’t forget in a hurry
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6.0
140257
6.0 |
Mojo
Through dry humour, love songs as tender as Tim Hardin's, tremolo guitars and intensely moving samples Powers reveals a psyche reborn. Print edition only
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