By Khagan Aslanov
Big hooks, bad habits, and good times define the Vancouver-based outfit's latest garage-punk romp.
One of the most anticipated Canadian albums of the year did not disappoint. Charlotte Day Wilson’s signature sultry voice is back, but this time, it is accompanied by juicier bass lines and groovy drum patterns. Tracks like “I Don’t Love You” and “Forever,” which features Snoh Aalegra, pull on your heartstrings in a way only CDW can.
This album is littered with impressive collaborations. From Canadian R&B/Soul stalwarts Jordan Evans, Matthew Burnett & Jonah Yano to American powerhouses like Destin Conrad & Leon Thomas, bet on this project to age well.
By Khagan Aslanov
Big hooks, bad habits, and good times define the Vancouver-based outfit's latest garage-punk romp.
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