Forever Turned Around
The Chicago band’s second album dials back their beaming, golden-hour soft rock to a gentle lull.
On the Chicago duo's second album, the sun sets and the past comes into focus for set of familiar and lush country-tinged diary entries
We’re not asking Whitney to soundtrack a raging rebellion, we just want them to make us feel things.
On their breakthrough debut, 2016's Light Upon the Lake, Whitney introduced their dulcet, country-inflected songs via a seven-piece led by the gentle falsetto of singer/drummer Julien Ehrlich.
Smith Westerns could've been the peak for guitarist Max Kakacek and drummer Julien Ehrlich; the buzzy Chicago band disbanded at the height o...
Like lances of morning light gazing through white wooden cracks of a sun stained window ledge, Chicago’s Whitney make music to feel the essential kind of sad to.
It seems it would be sacrilege for Whitney to release an album in a season other than summer. The Chicago six-piece's 2016 debut album, Light Upon the Lake, seamlessly incorporated a bright, jammy, but somewhat sluggish country-rock ambiance, the sound of
Chicago's Whitney return with second album Forever Turned Around – richly tumbling hymns that excel in friendship and familiarity.
Leslie Chu reviews Chicago duo Whitney's second album, Forever Turned Around. The duo hit a soft spot more tender than their 2016 debut, Light Upon the Lake
A subtle but beautiful return for the Chicago natives. Music review by Owen Richards