Stories From The City, Stories From The Sea (2000) Album Review
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Entertainment Weekly
Her strongest work since 1995's To Bring You My Love. Read more about Stories From The City, Stories From The Sea on Entertainment Weekly
Entertainment Weekly
With a bracing, droning rock-guitar jangle, Harvey sings: "Look out ahead/ I see danger come/ I wanna pistol/ I wanna gun/ I'm scared baby/ I wanna run/ This world's crazy/ Give me the gun. Read more about Stories From The City, Stories From The Sea on Entertainment Weekly
Rolling Stone
The happiest-sounding album she's ever made.... it may also be the best. While her austere sonic signature remains, the vocals are discernibly more relaxed, the tunes welcoming and even expansive. Read more about Stories From The City, Stories From The Sea on Rolling Stone
Rolling Stone
I know it's impolite to put it this way, but sometimes getting laid can really be good for a person. Read more about Stories From The City, Stories From The Sea on Rolling Stone
All Music Guide
The allegories and metaphors of her previous work are replaced with direct, vulnerable lyrics, and the album's production polishes the songs instead of obscuring them in noise or studio tricks. Read more about Stories From The City, Stories From The Sea on All Music Guide
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