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and a nascent romance
and first studio album since 2009's Lines
an album that allowed him to reinvent himself and start writing a separate chapter in his exciting career
The Neon Machine TSOV-180 Martin saysThe Neon Machine, the fourth album from Austin musician Abram Shook, is a dystopian dance party, and everyone's invited. Juxtaposed against 2017's sepia tinged, quietly reflective Love at Low Speed, the new record's mix of irresistible beats and slyly humor ous lyrics might seem like a 180 at first glance: a giddy, knowing soundtrack to the end of the world. Those familiar with Shook's previous work, however, understand that he has always explored his
