The new record is a skilful assortment of eight distinctive yet similarly styled folk-rock tracks. Most of the songs are built on a strikingly simple acoustic framework of guitar and piano that grounds the music and shifts focus to the lyrics, playing to Ho’s strength of storytelling. The vocals throughout the album are exquisitely textured, whether it’s a subtle layering of the lead or multifaceted harmonies with backing vocalists Liam McLaren and Sydney Batters. Ho punctuates many of the songs with a decent dose of rock elements like electric guitar and organ, but it feels like a more back to basics approach than City of Dust.(rocktographers)
Chris Ho – Places You’ve Been
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Boo!
Boo who?
Egggggg-zactly!
I think I need more sleep if I want to understand this conversation
Suit yourself; I’m going to move my carcase and see if I can get some things done, rain or not.
I think today is going to be a slow day
Everybody’s labouring so hard…
I didn’t think it would be this slow
Hi. I was thinking you decided to do a weekend post because of the release date of Chris’s album. Oh ya it’s Monday! Ha!
I’m too lazy to do weekend posts
I think 4 days a week is far from lazy.
It’s not as if I put in 8 hour days to do them
Still, I appreciate that you keep this place running.
It’s only because I don’t have a life