Beck Finds a Sad, Beautiful Return on Ride Lonesome
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Beck’s first album in seven years, Ride Lonesome, returns to somber folk-rock with fragile melodies and spare textures, recalling Sea Change; the songs—Run Away, In the Night, Bleed, Falling Through My Hands, If You Don’t Know What Love Is, and Beyond the Light—each stand out, making it one of his most committed and beautiful records.
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