Album: The Magic Numbers, The Runaway (Heavenly)

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Saturday 24 July 2010 19:00 EDT
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If fashion has forsaken the Magic Numbers, then it's fashion's loss.

Lush folk-pop is still the template, but on their third album the fraternal/sororal Gannons and Stodarts have moved on from their debut's Mamas and the Papas/Lovin' Spoonful sunshine vibes to a more layered, Fleetwood Mac-meets-Prefab Sprout sound. It swells, soars and does strange things to the heart. Anyone who lost interest circa their more difficult second album needs to give them another chance. Wonderful.

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