roared with rock energy, fiercely honest and unnerving with an underlying biting intensity. Follow-upcuts equally close to the bone, but the Austin-area native finds her power more in the deeply poetic narratives than the backing. Case in point: the seven-minute title track opener that sears with a familiar futility of small-town escape.
The aching"How Could You Be Gone," co-written with Harris' partner, Mary Gauthier, lingers in the loss of longtime mentor Jimmy LaFave. The backside resets with the beautiful light strum of"Good Morning, My Love," belying the tension between promise and doubt, and the yearning touch of"Like You." Even at her most gentle, Harris strikes devastatingly.
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