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6 de sept. de 2017 · Hearts That Strain is undeniably consistent, and a return to form for Jake Bugg. Above all, there’s a newfound restraint within the songwriting, with soft rim cracks and fluttering organs placing an emphasis on atmosphere in tracks like “How Soon The Dawn”.
1 de sept. de 2017 · Album Credits. Featuring Noah Cyrus. Producers David “Fergie” Ferguson & Matt Sweeney. Writers Dan Auerbach, David “Fergie” Ferguson, Jake Bugg & 1 more. Show all albums by Jake Bugg.
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Hearts That Strain is the Nottingham songwriter's most consistent record to date, thanks to the graceful country lilt of tunes like “This Time”, “Bigger Love” and “Southern Rain”. When he launches into the uptempo rockabilly ramble of “Burn Alone”, it's no less convincing, especially when Black Keys frontman Dan Auerbach enters with a buzzing guitar lead.
3 de ago. de 2017 · Hearts That Strain is an organically crafted, immaculately arranged set of original songs that all sound like they easily could have been recorded at Olympic Studios in 1970. These are languid, poetic compositions, largely inspired by the melodic, Americana-informed pop of '60s songwriters like Jimmy Webb and Lee Hazlewood.
31 de ago. de 2017 · Jake Bugg – ‘Hearts That Strain’ Review. Ever since Jake Bugg cast aside his co-writers and asserted full control over his music, he’s struggled to find much to say with it. His 2012 debut ...
In a remote confined space Took the life of a man with the same name Slashed his side on the blade On the handle his blood mourned his fate. And there's a demon in their veins And their blood is sinned And yet they know in their brains But it still gets sinned There's nothing more I hate Than hearts that strain Hearts that strain. Cellophane riddled walls Closing in on the man who's nervous ...
