The Head And The Heart
Signs Of Light
Warner Bros. [2016]
Fire Drill Album Review: Are you in the market for a likeable rock album? The Head and the Heart may have something to interest you with their third LP, Signs of Light. The band has a knack for meticulous harmonies and soaring singalongs. Album opener and first single “All We Ever Knew” is by far the strongest of the tracklist; piano, guitar, drums, and backup vocals come together to make a catchy song that is familiar even on first listen. Beyond that song The Head and the Heart has put together a number of pleasant folk-rock tracks that come and go without leaving their mark.
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-Reviewed by Matthew Heiner
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By day I am a dad and a psychologist; I often use music as a way to connect with both my kids and my clients. One of my proudest moments as a father was when my 12-year-old daughter told me of her undying love for Radiohead.
By day I am a dad and a psychologist; I often use music as a way to connect with both my kids and my clients. One of my proudest moments as a father was when my 12-year-old daughter told me of her undying love for Radiohead.
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