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Albumism’s 100 Best Albums of 2020 | #44: Låpsley’s ‘Through Water’

November 29, 2020 Albumism Staff
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#44 | Låpsley | Through Water
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According to Matthew Hocter: “As its title suggests, Låpsley’s second long player ventures into deep waters. Passing through the metaphors of darkness and into the light, Låpsley has shown a certain maturity that this sophomore offering so rightly deserves. It is an organic continuation of her debut that leaves the listener with a sense of fulfillment, coupled with excitement of what is to come next from the rare artistry Låpsley so exquisitely embodies.”

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