Blog: PopWreck(oning)

On September 22, 2009 Amy Millan unearths her second solo album via the star-studded Arts & Crafts label, Masters of the Burial , a tucked-in, quiet symphony of songs on longing and loneliness. It's likely that you know Millan from her work with Stars and Broken Social Scene but I don't think you know her quite like this. Imbued with clear blue country whispers and folk-freckles, Masters of the Burial feels so deeply soft, so fragile that it almost hurts to [...]