Review: Sarah Shook & The Disarmers Return to Pedal Steel-Driven Approach on ‘Revelations’

LGBTQIA+
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Hal Horowitz
March 26, 2024
American Songwriter
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If there was any doubt Sarah Shook was influenced as much by indie rock as by the insurgent country pulsing through their three previous albums, it was dismissed with Mightmare (2022). Here the non-binary musician, who now goes by the first name River, delivered an EP under the Mightmare alias, emphasizing the wiry rock influences bubbling under Shook’s previous work with the Disarmers.

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River Shook and the Disarmers
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