Old Kind of Magic, the fifth longplayer from Native Harrow, arrives two years into their newlife in Sussex, England. It is in this new place that they have self-produced a work that is simultaneously their most sweepingly expansive and delicately intimate album to date. The songs contained herein move dramatically from the opening field recording of the Brightonseaside, to Laurel Canyon-esque folk-rock, piano and rhodes tinged soul-jazz balladry, oudand harpsichord driven 60s technicolour psychedelia, dense modernistic string quartetwriting, and wide-as-the-western skies panoramic pedal steel with sepia-toned 12-strin