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"Nathans delightful third album "Key Principles" delivers homeliness with a sleeping hard edge that lurks beneath. Their honest lyrics, scrumptious harmonies, and quirky arrangements travel along the same line as other independent artists such as Sufjan Stevens and Nina Nastasia, full of simple delights and wonder sung to the backdrop of killer tunes...The entire album effortlessly switches style, from the thigh-slappin rootsy "Scarecow," to the bubble-gum murder-ballad of "Daffodils," which sounds very sweet, but is probably laced with hemlock. One of the albums highlights is "The Wind," a melancholic song about yearning...All in all, "Key Principles" is a genuine sparkling gem of an album, and is well worth your hard earned cash for a copy." -- Sian Claire Owen, americana-uk.com (Nettwerk)
