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Album Review: Nixon Boyd's "Every Time We Turn A Corner" Blends Indie Rock Roots with Elliott Smith-Inspired Songwriting

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Danielle Chelosky

3d ago· 5 min readenReview

Summary

A music review of Nixon Boyd's solo album "Every Time We Turn A Corner," comparing his singer-songwriter style to Elliott Smith. The reviewer discusses Boyd's background as a member of the indie rock band Hollerado and explores how his solo work differs from his band's sound, embracing a more intimate, acoustic-driven approach with poignant lyrics.

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StereogumAlbum Review: Nixon Boyd's "Every Time We Turn A Corner" Blends Indie Rock Roots with Elliott Smith-Inspired Songwritingstereogum.com

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Usually when I adore a musician, I instinctively hate their imitators, out of loyalty and a desire for originality. But when singer-songwriters come along and remind me of Elliott Smith, I swoon.
It's not like he invented acoustic guitars and poignant lyrics, but he was certainly one of a kind, and I can't blame other musicians for following in his footsteps.
If I made music, I would probably try to sound like him, too.
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Usually when I adore a musician, I instinctively hate their imitators, out of loyalty and a desire for originality. But when singer-songwriters come along and remind me of Elliott Smith, I swoon. It’s not like he invented acoustic guitars and poignant lyr

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