Passen

Passen albums often call for their own willingness. Stephen Malmkos sprayed the first two LPS with evidence of his anxiety about his music reception, but in his third album, Wowe Zoee, who celebrates the thirtieth anniversary of its founding, the pavement shines on the lyric crumbs. Contemporary critics strongly wanted to read the album as a self -transformation away from success. But in reality, Malkmus and its partners were. Do what exactly put them on the brink of success in the first place: tends to their technical self -insurance. . .

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