Dorothy - Gifts From The Holy GhostGifts From The Holy Ghost, Dorothy Martin's third studio album as frontwoman for their pseudonymous rock band Dorothy, is the album she's always wanted to make. Born from a sense of diving urgency, it's their most bombastic rock n' roll work yet. While the debut album was made on a combination of whiskey and heartbreak, Gifts was built on sobriety, health, and spiritualism, in a way that reverses the cliched "good girl gone bad" narrative. It features

bluesy atmospheres

personal songs like the addiction-themed Keep On Sailing bleed into the social commentary of Believe In America and Old School

Halifax's Kestrels live out a guitar freak's wildest fantasies

"I hope it takesthem somewhere new

" which introduced them as an act to watch in the alt-pop arena

1 ('Evening Whispers') and the winter magic of Snöflingor

sex to faith

2 years since her record-breaking debut "First Love"

draw out the deep melancholy and organic beauty of this fearsomely difficult music

dazzled by the artwork

Smetana scored his tone-picture Rybár (The Fisherman)

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