Rachel Faul Captures the Quiet Damage of Heartbreak on “Blocking It Out”
Rachel Faul keeps “Blocking It Out” painfully simple, and that simplicity becomes the song’s greatest strength. There are no oversized arra...
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Rachel Faul Captures the Quiet Damage of Heartbreak on “Blocking It Out”
Rachel Faul keeps “Blocking It Out” painfully simple, and that simplicity becomes the song’s greatest strength. There are no oversized arra...
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