Adam Goldberg’s fourth album as The Goldberg Sisters is a sonic miracle of patient happenstance. When the Ships of My Dreams Return is his most expansive album yet in terms of style and lyrical themes, showcasing the accomplished multi-hyphenate’s ability to channel his energy into exploring unfamiliar terrain and re-emerging with a musical map that charts thrilling new paths for himself. This is music that’s as personal as it gets-tactile and intimate, to the point where you can practically feel his fingers on the synths-and it’s all the better for bearing it’s creator’s singular stamp. When the Ships of My Dreams Return follows 2018’s Home: A Nice Place to Visit, which was finished right when Goldberg’s first son turned one year old-signaling an effective end to his past practices when it came to creative pursuits: “In the past, I’d carve out time to make music before going off to do an acting job. There was a finite period of time in terms of the l