Singer-guitarists Jesse Lortz and Kimberly Morrison have a noted Rolling Stones/Velvet Underground jones, but their music sounds equally connected to iconic lo-fi indie naifs Beat Happening. That said, limiting the Dutchess & the Duke’s sophomore album to such comparisons feels unfair, because its finest moments (“Let It Die,” “Sunrise/Sunset,” and the beautifully tortured opener “Hands”) — featuring the duo’s heartaching harmonizing — capture a uniquely tender gloom amid the droning atmospherics.