For Melancholy Brunettes (& Sad Women)

Singer-songwriter with broad appeal. Folk-coffeehouse is the common musicality in all the tracks which veers towards rock, country, pop in places. Fem vocals. No FCCs detected.

1. + Pretty and gentle. Plucked guitar, harp-like, lush production
2. Country coffehouse, short & beautiful by the end. The album's title references these lyrics.
3. + A bit more rocking, and I like the chord progression. Mid-tempo, a tiny hint of shoegaze, feedback builds up at end.
4. + Toe-tapping pop, upbeat
5. Introspective and a little sad, acoustic guitar and simple drums
6. Vocals resigned to helplessness, pretty strings back up light guitar
7. + Rock & twang touches and uptempo beat makes for an enjoyable tune
8. Country/Americana, plodding beat. M vocal backup.
9. Decent mid-tempo song, harkens to 70's girl-groups
10. + Cello sounds good accenting the acoustic guitar, contrasting Zauner's high vocals. Glockenspiel in 2nd half gives a lullaby sparkle to the ending track.