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Lest there exist any questions, have no doubt: The band's shimmering on-record sound, as difficult to re-create live as it may appears, was performed impeccably and with a jaw-dropping cohesiveness on Sunday afternoon, and those who did manage to stop by the band's set were treated to an incessantly catchy show. Sure, the show may have inspired some particularly gaudy hippie dance moves in its audience, but, particularly during the band's R&B-infused "Stillness Is The Move," no one cared. The multi-part harmonies were pulled off with ease, the drum beat and guitar picking holding it all together in a ball of yarn that seemed rife for unraveling at a moment's notice, even if it (compellingly enough) managed to stay intact.
A truly awe-inspiring display--and a must-see should the band tour through the region in the near future.
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