On the heels of bands like the Avett Brothers and Mumford & Sons, the Head and the Heart arrived into the folk-rock scene at just the right time. Their self-titled debut --- self-released in 2009 and later released by record label Sub Pop in 2011 --- resonated with fans who delighted in their organic sound. From the tight harmonies to sparse production, the album was vulnerable and pure. Fast-forward 10 years and the Head and the Heart have headed down a different path entirely. Fans looking for the folksy rock they fell in love with will be disappointed by the clean, heavily produced fourth record, "Living Mirage". The album contains only a glimmer of the magic held within...
Keep on reading: The charm is missing on The Head and the Heart’s new album
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