TLDR Review: Evermore Green Vinyl
Pros
- •Serves as a solid follop and companion album to Folklore, maintaining an introspective and contemplative mood that fits the COVID-19 era.
- •Showcases Taylor Swift’s songwriting growth, with lyrics comparable to revered artists like Joni Mitchell, emphasizing depth and maturity.
- •Features several standout tracks such as Champagne Problems, Gold Rush, Tis the Damn Season, Happiness, Coney Island, and Marjorie that highlight strong storytelling.
- •Continues the indie folk and indie rock vibe from Folklore, blending indie dance and chillout elements for a diverse sound.
- •Accessible both to longtime fans and new listeners due to its rich mix of styles and emotional atmosphere.
- •Presents a mature artistic direction with more substantive, growp, and subdued music rather than superficial pop.
- •Includes cohesive storytelling with themes involving con artists, college sweethearts, and missing friends woven throughout.
- •The physical product (vinyl 2LP) offers clear, enjoyable sound quality and solid durability.
- •Its limited edition green colored vinyl adds collectible value for fans and vinyl enthusiasts.
- •The price is fair and considered amazing, especially given the exclusivity and quality.
Cons
- •A few tracks like No Body, No Crime and Long Story Short feel less cohesive or a bit out of place in the album's overall flow.
- •While strong overall, the album is sometimes seen as not quite as impactful or strong as Folklore.
- •Due to its limited edition status, the vinyl can be hard to find in physical stores, so availability might be a challenge.
Bottom Line
Evermore on exclusive limited edition green vinyl is a beautifully crafted album that deepens Taylor Swift’s indie folk narrative with mature, introspective songwriting and standout tracks. If you're a fan of Folklore or appreciate rich storytelling with atmospheric indie vibes, this 2LP edition adds both aural and collectible value to your collection. However, if you're looking for flawless cohesiveness across every track, Evermore may feel a bit uneven at times. Still, it’s a worthwhile addition for vinyl enthusiasts and those seeking a thoughtful, grown-up Taylor Swift experience. If you want to explore more from this era or similar indie folk atmospheres, checking out Folklore’s LP editions might complement your listening nicely.
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