
The sisters show off their wonderful harmonizing on the introduction to the album with "Wisely & Slow" as instruments are gently used, allowing their voices to become the main focus. The Staves draw strong similarities to The Civil Wars with "Gone Tomorrow," but have a special bond in their voices that is just so warm and comforting. The slow sway of "Pay Us No Mind" and the ukulele-led "Facing West" are perfect examples of how their sound crosses over to pop-folk, while their angelic voices are hard to resist. The album closes with "Snow," which sounds like the female version of Mumford & Sons and the stories lyrics of the "Eagle Song."
The Staves have some dates lined-up for the end of October and the beginning of November in their home country of the U.K. For more information, please visit the staves.com.
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