Armond White, always an interesting writer, with a typically provocative and fascinating in-depth reading of the album:
Morrissey’s California Son Makes Protest Music Personal - National Review
"Morrissey proves that what we used to think of as protest songs contain more than virtue-signaling and that they can live past their original moment. On each track, his expressive timbre captures that instant when a listener’s personal responsibility crystallizes — and shines."
Morrissey’s California Son Makes Protest Music Personal - National Review
"Morrissey proves that what we used to think of as protest songs contain more than virtue-signaling and that they can live past their original moment. On each track, his expressive timbre captures that instant when a listener’s personal responsibility crystallizes — and shines."
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