Review: Soft Spots, the second full-length from Adult Mom, showcases their honest and raw lyrics in more fleshed out musical surroundings

Just as they were on their debut LP two years ago, Adult Mom are distinctly honest and bittersweet on their 2017 follow-up, Soft Spots. Hailing from Purchase, New York, the DIY-inspired quartet continue to build upon themes so elegantly brought to life on their previous album, Momentary Lapse of Happily. Once again nostalgia, anxiety and identity act as the bedrock of the album, as the band's figurehead, Steph Knipe, struggles to reconcile these issues over Soft Spots' nine-song stay. But while ...