BENSON, Brendan - Dear Life - Vinyl (gatefold LP + insert)

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Brendan BENSON

Dear Life(gatefold LP + insert)

Third Man US

Cat: TMR 650V. Rel: 27 Apr 20
Indie

Side 1 - Track 1. I Can If You Want Me To Side 1 - Track 2. Good To Be Alive Side 1 - Track 3. Half A Boy (& Half A Man) Side 1 - Track 4. Richest Man Alive Side 1 - Track 5. Dear Life Side 2 - Track 1. Baby’s Eyes Side 2 - Track 2. Freak Out Side 2 - Track 3. Evil Eyes Side 2 - Track 4. I’m In Love Side 2 - Track 5. I Quit Side 2 - Track 6. Who’s Gonna Love You?

Fans of The Raconteurs should be incredibly grateful at Brendan Benson's latest solo effort. Seemingly channeling some of the erratic chaos we associate with bandmate Jack White, while still not forgetting that the pair worked well together because Benson offered a tamer counterpoint, 'Dear Life' is his farthest-reaching, most experimental effort to date. It stops short of jarring and alienating anyone, though. Songs such as 'Baby's Eyes' are as universally accessible as rock gets, 'Good To Be Alive' introduces electronic synth elements to create a pop smash hit in the making, complete with sing-along chorus, while 'Half A Boy (& Half A Man)' plays with tougher but no less inviting guitar work. Elsewhere, though, the brakes come off on the frantic 'Freak Out', and downtrodden Americana mixes with funk to define 'Evil Eyes'. Hardly par for the course.