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Candycoatedwaterdrops Review
With their second record, Candycoatedwaterdrops,
Plumb makes a move to expand its fan base and it works. There's
not much that is different with their music, other than presentation.
Candycoatedwaterdrops has the same core values as their debut
-- it's still essentially adult alternative pop-rock, heavy
on jangles and sweet melodies -- but the production is fleshed
out. Instead of relying on synthesizers, there is a real
rhythm section and orchestra on the record, which makes the
music feel organic and inviting. They still have some problems
coming up with a set of consistently engaging material, but
at its best Candycoatedwaterdrops sounds every bet as charming
and alluring as its title.
Review by: Stephen Thomas Erlewine, All Music
Guide
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