"Strong evidence that classic rock as an ongoing and healthy genre is worth checking out": The Temperance Movement don't reinvent the wheel on A Deeper Cut, but they sure keep it spinning in the right direction

The Temperance Movement - A Deeper Cut.

The Temperance Movement - A Deeper Cut

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Caught in the Middle
Built-In Forgetter
Love and Devotion
A Deeper Cut
Backwater Zoo
Another Spiral
Beast Nation
The Way It Was and the Way It Is Now
Higher Than the Sun
Children
There's Still Time
The Wonders We've Seen

For a band whose original mission statement was to be the new Black Crowes, The Temperance Movement did a good job of not sticking to their own plan. Their second album, 2016’s stellar White Bear, gave their revivalist rock’n’soul a glinting contemporary edge. It was hardly the sound of a band going glitch techno, granted, but still a bold move from five men who looked like refugees from Ronnie Wood’s wardrobe.