Sinister Grift

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The album opens with bright, melodic tracks—“Praise” with Beach Boys–style harmonies, Latin-reggae rhythms on “Ends Meet,” and shimmering city‑pop influences—before shifting into d arker, slower territory mid‑album (“Venom’s In,” “Elegy for Noah Lou”) that delves into themes of grief and healing following Lennox’s divorce. It concludes on a note of fragile optimism with “Defense,” featuring a guitar solo from Cindy Lee. Show more