Blood harmonies: there’s magic in ‘em, literal and figurative — nature and nurture, love and rivalry, atmospheric alchemy born of living room dust and familial mishigas. Blood harmonies alone would be reason enough to cheer the surprise debut of Snocaps — Waxahatchee ’s Katie Crutchfield and twin sister Allison Crutchfield of Swearin’ and P.S. Eliot, the best-known of their teenaged pop-punk sister acts. Of course, Sister Katie is also coming off two of the decade’s best albums, St. Cloud and Tigers Blood , the latter distinguished by her delicious harmonies with MJ Lenderman (whose electric guitar work is all over this new project, alongside Waxahatchee wingman Brad Cook) and her remarkable songwriting hot-streak.
That streak continues here, but the real delight of this ost

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