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Amos Lee’s ‘My New Moon’ Contains Some Nice Moments But Is Often Mired in Lazy Clichés
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Amos Lee’s ‘My New Moon’ Contains Some Nice Moments But Is Often Mired in Lazy Clichés

By
Chris Ingalls
/ 6 September 2018

Amos Lee fails to break any new ground or make any artistic headway on My New Moon.

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Amos Lee: Last Days at the Lodge

By
Alan Brown
/ 23 June 2008
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Amos Lee: Supply and Demand

By
Christian John Wikane
/ 11 October 2006
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Amos Lee: self-titled

By
Matt Cibula
/ 26 May 2005

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