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Hear Baroness’ ‘Yellow & Green’

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NPR is streaming the new Baroness record, the sprawling, double-disc Yellow & Green. As NPR’s Lars Gotrich (yes, an Athens album; whattup Lars!) notes, the album is “a lyrically introspective and musically expansive work that’s arguably less metal and more rock.”

Indeed, it seems the latest step in the de-metalization that Baroness has been slowly undergoing with its last few records. That’s not to say it’s not heavy; lyrically and musically, Yellow & Green is still a barn-burner.

Watch for Flagpole‘s review, coming soon.

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