| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - It???s hard not to feel like this album is an effort to reconfigure the band around Cox, which is fitting because he???s at his most compelling here, never more so than on the album???s poignant centerpiece ???T.H.M.??? Over a delicate guitar line and pitter-patter percussion, Cox seems to be describing the birth and death of a friend (possibly a twin brother?) but at the end he tuns the mirror on
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