Hope Sandoval Springs Eternal
I was reviewing Mazzy Star back in 1996 for the Boston Globe and I wrote this: “Mazzy Star has its sublime charms. They’re a wind-down sort of band, a bed-time sort of band. There’s a droning, loping quality to it.
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