Review: Foxygen’s new album can’t ‘Hang’ with the greats
Foxygen tried its best to find a new style, but the group needs more time to focus on crafting songs that tell clear, compelling stories.
Foxygen tried its best to find a new style, but the group needs more time to focus on crafting songs that tell clear, compelling stories.
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