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thefearofmissingout

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July 31, 2012

The best moments on the second LP by Dhani Harrison's band recall his dad, George, without sounding like him – "Staring Out to Sea," with co-vocals by Ben Harper, evokes the uneasy bliss of "Long, Long, Long" amid dubstep wub-wub. The future-shocked verses and digital wheedling often miss their marks, but as a vehicle for Harrison's soulful voice, the band is a work-in-progress worth watching.

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