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“deep groove interplay from a very serious band”
Prog dispatches from the outer edge: Dino DiMuro delivers psychotic Americana via a reimagined Beefheart cover — familiar bones, wild new skin — while "Mirror Man" finally gets its "real" vocals after years as an instrumental impostor. Song for a Gorgeous Blonde's "Annicka den trolösa" pairs dense keyboards with spiky guitar figures in arty-proggy fashion, and "dold kappa" contorts an old demo into an unholy Downtempo-Jazztronica-Prog hybrid with a surprise Steely Dan cameo. Buzzard rumbles in with doom folk metal lead single "Disunion" — Sabbathian riffs meet Dylan-esque wordplay — as The Sleeping Cliffs round things out with upbeat instrumental rock laced with Motown, indie sleaze, and noise.
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“the Beatles' 'Abbey Road' album end-to-end”
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