Laura Marling – Patterns in Repeat

Album Info

Artist: Laura Marling

Title: Patterns in Repeat

Year: 2024

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Tracklist

  • 1. Child of Mine (4:12)
  • 2. Patterns (4:20)
  • 3. Your Girl (3:30)
  • 4. No One's Gonna Love You Like I Can (2:02)
  • 5. The Shadows (3:30)
  • 6. Interlude (Time Passages) (3:05)
  • 7. Caroline (3:20)
  • 8. Looking Back (3:04)
  • 9. Lullaby (2:47)
  • 10. Patterns in Repeat (4:54)
  • 11. Lullaby (Instrumental) (1:36)

Review

Venturing into the celestial sounds of "Patterns in Repeat," Laura Marling's eighth studio album casts listeners into orbit, exploring the cosmic depths of her artistry. Released on October 25, 2024, this album marks a sparkling milestone in her stellar musical quest. Marling remains true to her penchant for introspective and heartfelt songwriting but strides forward with a fresh, refined luminosity.

Brimming with intricate and layered sonic tapestries, the album fuses elements of folk, indie, and psychedelia, like interstellar entities swirling in sound. Tracks such as "Child Of Mine" and "Patterns" are celestial constellations themselves, blending haunting melodies with poignant explorations of love, identity, and self-reflection. Marling's lyrical craftsmanship transports us to the outer realms of introspection and wonder.

The production on "Patterns in Repeat" is a supernova of auditory delight, focusing on a cohesive, atmospheric completeness. Marling's vocal prowess illuminates tracks like "Your Girl" and "Caroline," while the instrumental majesty of "Interlude (Time Passages)" and the instrumental version of "Lullaby" invite us to drift into thoughtful contemplation. This album is like stardust for eager ears—a profound expression of Marling's artistic evolution, inviting ardent exploration with each listen. The discerning music traveler will find this a fulfilling addition to Marling’s shimmering universe of introspective music. - Selene