
Sun-drenched acoustic folk defined by intimate sibling harmonies and delicate fingerpicking. A warm, unhurried collection of stories for quiet, golden afternoons.
2009 · Capitol Music
This album feels like a collection of polaroids found in a shoebox, each song a faded but vivid memory of coastal Australia. The sound is anchored by the organic warmth of acoustic guitars and the soft rattle of hand percussion, creating a space that feels lived-in and private. It is music that doesn't demand your attention but rewards it with small, intricate details like the squeak of a guitar string or a sharp, audible intake of breath before a verse begins.
How does A Book Like This sound next to the rest of Angus & Julia Stone's catalogue?
Peaceful saturates this record far more than the artist's norm.
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