“The Good Lovelies have always been solid musicians, with amazing instrumental chops and a Juno win under their belts,” says the website Exclaim, but on their fifth and latest album, Burn the Plan, they reach beyond their folk roots, and “the new electric sound really works.” “All three of the Lovelies are in fine voice on Burn the Plan,” says Folk Alley. “And while it's clear that there's a comfort amongst them, a sense of ease that comes from years of singing together, there's also a new edginess.” This ambitious Canadian trio featuring gorgeous harmony vocals from Caroline Brooks, Kerri Ough, and Sue Passmore has burned the plan and embraced new possibilities, adding drum machine and other electronica to their usual mix of guitar, mandolin, piano, and Dobro. They still have the mighty sweet sound that earned them a Juno award for Best Roots and Traditional Album, but they’ve added a new sense of adventure, an extra spark. If you were planning to stay home tonight, consider the fun you might have if you Burn the Plan with the Good Lovelies!

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