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LOS LOBOS - The Town And The City



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   Popmatters
I got this CD a few months ago, and was astounded by how vital and fresh and deep it was. Hadn’t Los Lobos turned into a boring jamband about 10 years ago? So this summer was largely a re-examination of this band, which I once loved more than maybe I should have. After all, How Will the Wolf Survive? was prime “let’s get drunk” music in college, my wife and I fell in love to the La Bamba soundtrack, and I’ve been known to crank up our graphics department’s copy of Kiko at work to get a project done. But what have I been missing by ignoring them since then?...full text

   Los Angeles Times
While politicians and protesters were busy marching and making speeches on immigration in recent months, East L.A.'s acclaimed Chicano rockers were in a recording studio quietly preparing their own statement on the subject. The result is this outstanding new album, due in stores today. It's a subtle, suggestive and at times ambiguous look at an issue often drawn in trite extremes of pro and con, black and white....full text

   CokeMachineGlow
As an institution, Los Lobos is uniquely American; however, the band suffers because of it. The music that the band has been making for more than 30 years is a fusion of Mexican principles, all-American rock drive, and some thoroughly experimental impulses. It’s not easily definable: too Americanized for Latinos; too foreign for the heartland; too normal for the indie kids; consequently, it lacks much of an audience....full text

   The Independent
he always-reliable Los Lobos are on good form again with The Town And The City, another album of remarkable musical diversity and emotional depth, with a loose thematic concept yoking the tracks together, one concerning the frustrations and dreams afflicting struggling Mexican farmers. "The Valley" sets the scene with what lyricist Louie Perez describes as "almost a creation myth", an account of agrarian fulfilment set to a slow, deep drumbeat and an atmospheric patina of guitar noises; dissatisfaction sets in with "Hold On", where a life of "blood on the rag/and only dust in the bag" is depicted over an earthy, cyclical groove; and the country-rocker "Road To Gila Bend" finds the restless farmer heading north through Arizona to a new life that turns out to be just as tough as the one he left behind....full text

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