Kathleen Edwards - Voyageur If anything can keep full-length albums chugging along, it's their unrivaled ability to capture the confusion of committed relationships. Musicians as a whole tend to find themselves in precarious romantic situations, with many a fine album spun from the rough wool of love gone sour. With her fourth album, Canadian singer-songwriter Kathleen Edwards examines just such a connection from start to finish, with production from Bon Iver's Justin Vernon. From the gentle, folk-pop opener "Empty Threat," to the eerily familiar Sheryl Crow-like rocker "Mint," to the hopeful, rollicking "Sidecar" and finally the indie-Americana slow-jam summation "For the Record," Edwards admirably looks for answers, finds precious few, and decides to move on, as we all must. Charles Devilbiss Am New York				Album reviews Feature articles Interviews Show reviews