Excerpt: "On his latest album, <em>Under the Sodium Lights</em>, Slow Dancing  Society (aka Drew Sullivan) comes through nicely once again with his  signature mix of processed guitar washes and slow, melancholic melodies.  The tracks melt together in your head, but if it’s due to a sameness of  sound, then I have to say it’s a pleasing sameness. What works best  here is that Sullivan’s straightforward playing has a real crispness to  it, a strength and clarity that doesn’t just ease the playing over his  reverent, almost church-organ-esque washes–it makes it pop. I also love  the sound of Sullivan’s laid-back, country-bred slide guitar work and  the shot of unexpected spice it brings to the sound. There’s always a sense of fading sadness to Slow Dancing Society, but  it’s a sadness on the verge of getting over whatever it was that set  you off all melancholy and brooding in the first place. There’s a sigh  of hope under it all. It feels at times like the soundtrack to something  we’ve all been through. It’s sitting, thinking, sighing and then  deciding to just get on with it, caught in a very enjoyable listen."

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