The album is a solid rock
contribution. Ms. Lewis has fantastically charming lyrics, supported by a
potent surge of electric rhythm from her band-mates. While feeling light as a
feather, it has that quaint deepness, allowing for multiple repeats with new atmospheres
discovered each time. This is more classically rock, with less of the twang and
country-folk experimentalism found in Under the Blacklight. But that is never a bad thing, especially when the
structure of each song strongly attempts originality: something of an
expectation of every musician’s credo. Other musicians set these same aims on a
stadium and gladiatorial height, often failing at their efforts for
immortality. Thus, while More Adventurous
does not achieve the highest brilliance reserved for strikes of musical
lighting, it still can count as a strong contribution to the “Lost Decade of
Music”.
Grade: B+
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