Review

A rhythmically dense album that suggests Carey’s ever-evolving sound is in its prime stages

There are few soundtrackers who understand how efficiently a less-is-more approach can lend emotional heft to a picture like Brion does

Her hides its most crippling blows behind a sleek frame, supple and shiny like a lovingly restored convertible

Each band or artist on Hexadic III has a unique voice or style

In its serene tenderness it’s a reminder of the fragility of all that surrounds us

Too much of One People One World meanders