Angel Olsen soared through the Observatory North Park on Tuesday, Dec. 3, on the back of her album-of-the-year contender "All Mirrors."
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Olsen, inarguably one of the greatest singer-songwriters of our generation, and her backing band were simply stunning throughout the Tuesday night show.
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“All Mirrors,” released in October, is her fourth studio album and follows 2016’s “My Woman,” 2014’s “Burn Your Fire for No Witness” and 2012’s “Half Way Home.”
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In Pitchfork's review of "All Mirrors," Laura Snapes wrote that the album was "breathtaking." We couldn't agree more.
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Her latest singles are "Lark" and the album's title track, as well as a collaboration with Mark Ronson titled "True Blue."
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Olsen's new album presents a bigger, more cinematic soundscape than her prior records replete with strings and other textures -- and her large touring band reflected that.
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Of course, we remember seeing her incredibly intimate show at Soda Bar in 2014 where a packed-to-the-gills crowd lingered on every her word in hushed awe.
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During her Dec. 3 show, Olsen performed a finely tuned set of 14 songs that spanned her four studio albums.
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The show started off with "New Love Cassette," "All Mirrors," "Spring,"and "Impasse," "Lark," "Summer," "Tonight," "Special," "Shut Up Kiss Me," "Sister"...
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...and finished with "Sweet Dreams," "Endgame," "Some Things Cosmic" (played solo acoustic) and an encore of "True Blue."
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Vagabon -- the pseudonym for vocalist/singer-songwriter Laetitia Tamko -- opened the show.
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Vagabon's latest album was a self-titled effort released on Nonesuch Records earlier this year; it followed her 2017 debut "Infinite Worlds."
