The Afghan Whigs - Soft Control (Album Review) - Stereoboard UK
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The Afghan Whigs - Soft Control (Album Review) - Stereoboard UK
Photo: Royal Cream Four albums and 15 years after improbably getting back together, The Afghan Whigs have finally found a winning late-era formula on ‘Soft Control’. Like alchemists transmuting matter, their 10th album blends the abrasive alt-rock of ‘Congregation’ and ‘Gentlemen’, the cinematic soulfulness of ‘Black Love’, and the slow-building tension they’ve settled on in recent years, resulting in their most complete reunion-era record.
Tenth studio album for Dulli and members, a second or perhaps third youth that is continuing frequently and in which "Soft Control" enters in full right as a continuation of this soul grunge phase of way, in summary, of the band. We are usually faced with a group of solid and intact [...]
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