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Feb 06, 2014 Web Exclusive By Austin Trunick

Gem Club‘s songs are spacious, graceful, and sad, the sort of music you’d hear drifting from a hidden PA system in an empty cathedral. In Roses is very pretty—almost overwhelmingly so—with string arrangements, choir singers, and gorgeous, sorrowful vocal work—but its pulse never rises above soporific levels. (www.iamgemclub.com)

Author rating: 5.5/10