Gorgeous compositions on Douglas Dare's new album 'Milkteeth'

English singer-songwriter lost the electro feel on his third album, borrowing this time "from English folksong, baroque pop, and piano balladry", Pitchfork says in a review. The P describes the album as "more dream than recollection", and "his richest, a loose tapestry of memories both painful and cherished". DIY magazine hears "a stunningly-harmonious musical journey filled with nostalgia".