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Dent May: 'Do Things'

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By James Courtney

Published: June 13, 2012

In a recent complaint from his twitter account (@dentmay), Dent May unwittingly summed up his new album’s character: “Call me chillwave one more time and see what happens. Mississippi boy packs heat.” Do Things is an album situated emotively somewhere between the specific malaise of a southern summer afternoon and the blurry joy of swimming through a city of lights. Part disco, part jam-band funk, and part Brian Wilson, the Mississippi crooner’s sophomore effort — with positively infectious standouts “Rent Money,” “Parents,” and “Home Groan” — is an odd bird … which is precisely what makes it fly so high.

★★★★ (out of 5 stars)

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