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As Sarah Barthel and Josh Carter inch toward the mainstream, their plaintive and gloomy Three feels less like an album and more like postcards from the eye of an emotional hurricane.
You’ve got to hand it to Sarah Barthel and Josh Carter for their work ethic. In the past nine years, they’ve transformed their duo Phantogram from an indie trip-hop venture à la Dead Can Dance to the most monolithic, festival-ready pop project on Republic’s roster. They’ve refined the core sound of Barthel’s powerhouse alto vocals and Carter’s glitchy arrangements to a diamond tip and embraced a blossoming interest in collaboration: from Miley Cyrus to Skrillex to OutKast’s Big Boi (who tapped Phantogram for multiple tracks on his 2012 album Vicious Lies and Dangerous Rumors, and later recorded an EP with them under the name Big Grams). With their audience and creative network steadily expanding, the duo is bound for the mainstream–which, of course, means they’ve got to prove themselves all over again.
Phantogram’s latest album, Three, arrives under a pall. This past January, Barthel’s older sister (who was close friends with Carter as well) took her own life, a personal trauma that hovered over the sessions. Granted, the duo has always thrived in the shadows, having relied heavily on stark backbeats and gloomy synths for previous nocturnal anthems like 2009’s “Turn it Off” and 2014’s aptly-titled “Black Out Days.” But expressing such a deep loss through music takes finesse, something that Phantogram accomplish only unevenly on Three.
Between brooding, vulnerable cuts like “Barking Dog” and punchier offerings like “Run Run Blood,” Three often feels less like an album and more like postcards from the eye of an emotional hurricane. This is partly due to the album’s formidable supporting cast: R&B maestros the-Dream and Tricky Stewart and pop strongman Ricky Reed (Meghan Trainor, Jason Derulo) all show up in the credits. And yet, excepting Reed’s clearly visible fingerprints on the trunk-rattling tour-de-force “You Don’t Get Me High Anymore,” it’s hard to sort out these producers’ exact contributions on Three. Phantogram’s vaporous sound is as prevalent as ever, with Barthel’s airy runs and Carter’s turgid samples lending a weightless, fever-dream quality to “Answer” and “You’re Mine.”
However alluring their atmospherics, these mid-tempo cuts (of which Three contains far too many) pale in comparison to the aforementioned single, the album’s greatest draw and Phantogram’s finest song to date. Never before have the duo sounded so animated, self-assured, or synchronized. Barthel effortlessly alternates between half-rapped verses and cooed hooks, with Carter meeting every vocal pivot with a blast of bass (the funky, ad-lib on the second verse is a particularly nice touch), a frigid synth melody, or a distorted guitar riff.
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The rest of the album’s expansive epics are built on a shaky foundations, with too many songs that contain too many concepts for their own good. Consider “Run Run Blood”—an unwieldy bricolage of dub grooves, breakbeats, plaintive guitars, ambient interludes, and ham-fisted lyrics about “falling into a swarm of bees” that give me The Wicker Man flashbacks every time I hear it. Shortly after delivering that howler, Barthel gestures to the big picture, literally: (“It’s bigger than life/It’s bigger than love/It’s bigger than us/Bigger than all”). She never specifies what it is, exactly, but the logical answer would be some kind of morbid sublimity that Phantogram strive for and, alas, fail to detail.