Listening to the first 30 seconds or so of Steve Palmer's excellent Unblinking Sun, you might think you're in for an album of low-key, Fahey-style fingerpicking. Think again. Six-string eclecticism is the Minnesotan's MO, as Palmer rapidly shifts gears into the careening krautrock boogie of "Cassini," with a classic motorik beat and whiplash electric guitars providing the fuel for a fun, loose-limbed ride.
Unblinking Sun may bounce around stylistically over the course of the album's 40+ minutes, but the . . .
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