In 2018, when I was confronted with Shelter, Olivia Chaney’s second album, at first I found it too polished. But then I connected to the “flood of emotion being held back by a levee of glassy perfection” and recognized it as one of the best folk-rock albums of the year. On Circus Of Desire, her third album, she and her collaborator Thomas Bartlett seem …
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