It’s an odd title, since Inhabited is anything but revolutionary sounding. Instead, it’s a throwback to female pop-rock artists like Pat Benatar, and a crisp, clean, guitar-centric effort. Sara Acker’s clearly up to the task on this disc’s rockers, but shines brightest during its quieter tracks, “One More Night” and “Where Are You (Angel).” Inhabited stands strong on its comfortable spot.
Ratings – Doug Van Pelt 2/5, Dan MacIntosh 3/5
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