Tag: Twentytwo

• Sunflower Bean: Twentytwo in Blue

  This patchy album is more a promise of what could be to come than what is. At peak Bean they drop sharp indie pop, with lead singer Julia Cumming’s crystal voice contrasting with the scuzzy guitar. In other places it’s less convincing (a polite euphemism for forgettable). Opener Burn It is good, a plea to […]

  jerobear

  May 1, 2018

  Indie, Pop rock

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