Beulah, Yoko - 45m 1s - Music Database

Tracks & Durations

1. A Man Like Me	4:29
2. Landslide Baby	4:58
3. You're Only King Once	3:10
4. My Side of The City	3:27
5. Hovering	5:01
6. Me And Jesus Don't Talk Anymore	4:51
7. Fooled With The Wrong Guy	4:23
8. Your Mother Loves You Son	3:05
9. Don't Forget To Breathe	3:56
10. Wipe Those Prints And Run	7:34

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Review

Although Beulah usually gets lumped in with Elephant Six outfits like Neutral Milk Hotel or fellow California smartasses such as Pavement, the San Francisco band's fourth album is more like a cross between the tart pop of New Pornographers and the studio-tan ambition of Wilco. As with the band's previous albums of low-fi pop, singer-guitarist Miles Kurosky's melodies are reliably sweet, but there's a stronger undertow of melancholy to the lyrics and the arrangements are sometimes rougher, lesser accommodating. The keyboards of Pats Abernathy and Noel play a particularly prominent role, and so does the trumpet of Bill Swan. Oh, there's still plenty of guitar from Kursosky and Swan--angular and agitated when it isn't sweet as a pedal steel in heaven. And, rare among indie-rock rhythm sections, bassist Eli Crews and drummer Danny Sullivan actually know how to find and ride some interesting grooves. Yoko may be not quite be the career-defining album that Yankee Hotel Foxtrot was for Wilco, but it's a major step forward for a band still restlessly defining its own sound. --Keith Moerer

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