Review: Natalie Prass’ Nostalgic, Political ‘The Future and the Past’

Natalie Prass' second album pairs the sharp and the smooth, its keenly observed lyrics about love and politics grounded in arrangements that recall soft-pop highlights from the past four decades. The Future and the Past is a modern echo of that moment when soft rock and Quiet Storm fed off each other – the plush yet firm yacht-y early-'80s keyboards on the wide-eyed "The Fire,"

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