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11-07-07
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The Owls' first full-length album
is a giant step beyond their debut EP.... It takes them out of the
world of workaday indie pop and into a more sophisticated world
of bands like Camera Obscura, Young and Sexy, and Belle & Sebastian
who add a large helping of drama and soul to their sound....When
they blend together in different formations, it can raise goose
bumps and warm hearts. Daughters and Suns is a real coming out party
for the Owls, the record could steal some hearts .... ( more )
Pitchfork
"Minneapolis four-piece the Owls had one of the dreamiest indie-pop songs of 2004 in "Air", from debut "mini LP" Our Hopes and Dreams. "Peppermint Patty", from follow-up Daughters and Suns, shows the band continuing to delight in the softer side of the Velvet Underground (particularly Loaded's "Who Loves the Sun"), with their lush boy-girl harmonies, acoustic guitars, and plinking piano. It's a tender, nuanced song about a Belle and Sebastian-worthy protagonist...