naturallogg So many favorites, I'd argue mostly love songs by volume--the tender vulnerability in Pink and Blue, the pain of loving a person who is only present in memory (Source Decay), parts of yourself that only exist because of the gifts of others (Distant Stations), the vulnerability inherent in the bonds of hospitality (Midland, Color in Your Cheeks, Pink and Blue)... I mean I'd probably argue almost all TMG songs are love songs in some way but man Favorite track: Midland (Bonus Track).

Wyn (Ceramic Rabbit) Not as good as Coroner's Gambit, but I forgive you. It's like trying to choose between your two favorite identical twin children. One twin is just slightly cooler. But the other twin is just as cool because they wouldn't care that they aren't your favorite. One becomes the president and the other becomes a fisher in Maine. Then you forget who is your favorite because they both look the same and decided to fuck with you and mix up who is who. Something like that. Favorite track: Source Decay.

jazzica00 Brutally honest and bare bones. Tragic and hopeful. Favorite track: Color in Your Cheeks.

Ron Schrank Simple, but not overkill production - it's just right. Her playing is so clean, deliberate and very innovative but really comfortable to flow along with. Vocals are stellar.

Paul Crane Easily my favorite album of 2024, and it's only February! Every track here is a sonic adventure - stellar guitar work, such gorgeous vocals, (especially the harmonies), fantastic rhythm section, beautifully recorded, and the mix is perfect - Skin Deep and Some Other Day are the initial favorites, but every track is outstanding! Favorite track: Skin Deep.

Victor I love all the tracks but the different rythms and chord progressions in skin deep really spoke to me. Favorite track: Skin Deep.