Album Review: Sixty Summers by Julia Stone

Sydney's Julia Stone, who is perhaps best known for her lovely collaborations with her brother, Angus, has one of indie's most delicate voices, a trait she's used to help craft relaxed, congenial indie folk since the pair's debut in 2007. On Sixty Summers, she ditches her folksy membrane and embraces divergent, vibrant pop reminiscent of the mid-'80s. For her first solo effort in nearly a decade, it's certainly different from what would be expected.

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