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Luke Combs THIS ONE'S FOR YOU VinylLuke Combs' debut album, This One's for You, is anchored by the slow burning "Hurricane," a ballad that takes its cues from Sam Hunt's R&B rhythms but showcases Combs' big, gruff voice. The tension between Combs' traditional side and his modern inclinations is what gives This One's for You some freshness and it surfaces often, including on the opening open road anthem "Out There," which has a busier rhythm than necessary. Combs can also veer toward

Paul Franklin (steel guitar)

Only one track is neither produced nor co-produced by Cole

"What I Got

There are no surprises in the floating textures

Format Detail: LP Single LP Jacket [w/ download card]

They all pass in a slow-motion blur

By the time Masseduction closes with the one-two punch of "Slow Disco"'s bittersweet knowledge that it's time to leave "the bay of mistakes" and the glowering self-destruction of "Smoking Section

it doesn't matter if they were snatched from elsewhere (as they were on "Shakermaker" or the B-side "Fade Away")

as each staccato

Smoke + Mirrors captures a band so intoxicated with their sudden surprise success that they've decided to indulge in every excess

but on HARD PROMISES Petty began to explore a more reflective style

When Costello's American back catalog was reissued by Rykodisc in the 1990s

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