US EditionManual RedEye’s year in music: Albums that impacted us this school year
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Manual RedEye’s year in music: Albums that impacted us this school year
Grady Amick “The Way We Move” by Langhorne Slim & The Law (2012) (Be forewarned: there are a lot of references to “Slim” in this review, referring to Langhorne Slim but bound to confuse a Marshall Mathers enthusiast. I’m sorry. AP Style compels me.) It was a number of years before I ever had to categorize Langhorne Slim’s music. He wasn’t acoustic rock or folk/punk or Americana, he just was. He couldn’t be left of the dial if I didn’t know that …
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