At over 10 minutes long, the album opener of Punch Brothers’ fourth studio offering is easily an epic. It’s also ambitiously exhausting and frankly, quite dull.
Add into the mix a reinterpretation of a Debussy piece and you can’t help but wonder if you’re just too dumb for such sophisticated stuff. But one can’t exactly accuse Punch Brothers, a quintet from Brooklyn, New York, of being pretentious.
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