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Humor Risk(2011)DominoDNO306

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1		Love Thine Enemy	-McCombs	3:56
2		The Living Word	-McCombs	5:44
	3		The Same Thing	-McCombs	6:12
4		To Every Man His Chimera	-McCombs	5:21
	5		Robin Egg Blue	McCombs	3:41
6		Mystery Mail	-McCombs	7:50
7		Meet Me at the Mannequin Gallery	-McCombs	4:27
8		Mariah	-McCombs	3:55

Nomadic lo-fi indie rock malcontent Cass McCombs' fifth album (and second of 2011) begins with the couplet “Love thine enemy/But hate the lack of sincerity,” a notion that acts as the foundation for the eight cuts on the hypnotic but illuminating Humor Risk. The aforementioned “Love Thine Enemy” is just one of three slow-burn rockers on the record that bring to mind Kurt Vile fronting the Church; the other two, “The Same Thing” and “Robin Egg Blue,” are prettier, but no less dissatisfied. It’s a sound and style that works well with McCombs' obvious pop sensibilities, which tend to manifest themselves most successfully when the volume’s turned up. Elsewhere, midtempo outings like the slacker-beat poetry anthem “The Living Word” and willowy psych-folk closer “Mariah” paint vivid portraits of amiable dissolution, and the languid and bible-bleak “To Every Man His Chimera” provides the collection’s finest sentiment in "Oh, Mary/I’m just too much to carry.”

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