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"Despite releasing an album in a genre known to spark arguments over what counts as "authentic," The Goodwin Brothers seem far more concerned with realizing their own vision than hewing to hard-line conventions — like sticking to a strict repertoire of mostly traditional bluegrass songs and standards. The arrival of this project seems to speak all these languages at once:  unafraid to push the boundaries of its primary genre, and packing the musical chops to bring such an eclectic vision to life."