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" "Madman Across The Water" and "Take Me To The Pilot" is particularly breathtaking as presented in all its symphonic splendor while more obscure numbers such as "Have Mercy On The Criminal" and "The Greatest Discovery" remain odd yet interesting choices

The fact that these recordings took place during the partial solar eclipse of 2017 further contributes to the ceremonial

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it seems as if Moore has abandoned his goofball charisma of the past for his new status as an ambitious poet looking to be respected as much for his words as his guitar

Jon McKiel Hex Unisex " "Madman Across The Water"Cult songwriter Jon McKiel returns from the depths of the rural Atlantic shore with Hex, a bloodshot pop record that reflects the cursed timelines were all living through. Its steeped in our dystopian present, but tempered by a genuine sense of longing and tenderness. Sounding like a Gene Clark flip by Bobby Digital, Hex reunites Jon with producer and collaborator Jay Crocker (JOYFULTALK), the same duo behind the 2020 underground classic Bobby Joe