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Styke's stark songs roil with themes e of loss, resignation and love laid bare, playing them sonically and lyrically somewhere in between, vintage Neil Young, the warm country-gothic-noir of Nick Cave and the elegant indie rock of Cat Power. OH MY GIRL is the second full-length with guitarists/songwriter Phil Wandscher (Whiskeytown). "Sykes has a Sandy Denny-like ability to swing unpredictably to swing unpredictably between brittle vulnerability and calm, centered power and her songwriting is mesmerizing in it's stong-solid refusal to move at any buts it's own glacial, deliberate pace - Chicago Reader"
Styke's stark songs roil with themes e of loss, resignation and love laid bare, playing them sonically and lyrically somewhere in between, vintage Neil Young, the warm country-gothic-noir of Nick Cave and the elegant indie rock of Cat Power. OH MY GIRL is the second full-length with guitarists/songwriter Phil Wandscher (Whiskeytown). "Sykes has a Sandy Denny-like ability to swing unpredictably to swing unpredictably between brittle vulnerability and calm, centered power and her songwriting is mesmerizing in it's stong-solid refusal to move at any buts it's own glacial, deliberate pace - Chicago Reader"
655173103623

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Format: CD
Label: BARS
Catalog: 31036
Rel. Date: 06/08/2004
UPC: 655173103623

Oh, My Girl
Artist: Jesse Sykes & The Sweet Hereafter
Format: CD
Used: Available
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Styke's stark songs roil with themes e of loss, resignation and love laid bare, playing them sonically and lyrically somewhere in between, vintage Neil Young, the warm country-gothic-noir of Nick Cave and the elegant indie rock of Cat Power. OH MY GIRL is the second full-length with guitarists/songwriter Phil Wandscher (Whiskeytown). "Sykes has a Sandy Denny-like ability to swing unpredictably to swing unpredictably between brittle vulnerability and calm, centered power and her songwriting is mesmerizing in it's stong-solid refusal to move at any buts it's own glacial, deliberate pace - Chicago Reader"
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