Firewater

Editorial Reviews
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Pared down to a trio following the departure of guitarist Joel R.L. Phelps, Silkworm traded the scrabbling, Anglophilic angularity that marked their first few discs for an airier, high-lonesome sound that ultimately proves far more rewarding. Much of the impact comes from the sharper focus put on the spatially challenging guitar attack of Andy Cohen, whose eloquent, barely-in-control solos on "Drag the River" and "Slow Hands" hark back to the headiest days of Television (or the Dream Syndicate, at least). Despite the dynamic ampage, however, Firewater is a decidedly melancholy brew, with both Cohen and bassist Tim Midgett contributing laments that waft gracefully through air that's tinged with ether and thick with emotion. --David Sprague

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  1. Free [Extra tracks] [Original recording remastered] [Special Edition]
  2. Green (CD + DVD-A) (Dig)
  3. Hand That Feeds [CD-single] [Import]
  4. High Ball Me
  5. Homewrecker
  6. Hysteria [Import]
  7. III
  8. Jubilee: The Best Of [Enhanced] [Explicit Lyrics] [Import]
  9. La's
  10. Live [Import] [Live]

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