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For a decade, Of Montreal have been one of the most prolific bands on the Athens, Georgia, indie scene. Their eighth LP is a wonky thing that ranges from Kinks-y rock to New Wave to disco, with dashes of the whimsical psychedelia that typically infuses the band's sound. Over bright guitar-and-keyboard arrangements that occasionally run amok, mastermind Kevin Barnes drops ace tunes and sometimes crams several good melodies into the same cut: "Labyrinthian Pomp" strings together falsetto call-and-response, a sexy bridge and a dark coda in barely three minutes. In short: An intermittently pleasurable record from a talented songwriter with an overstuffed brain.
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Track List
- Suffer For Fashion
- Sink The Seine
- Cato As A Pun
- Heimdalsgate Like A Promethean Curse
- Gronlandic Edit
- A Sentence Of Sorts In Kongsvinger
- The Past Is A Grotesque Animal
- Bunny Ain't No Kind Of Rider
- Faberge Falls For Shuggie
- Labyrinthian Pomp
- She's A Rejecter
- We Were Born The Mutants Again With Leafling
- Derailments In A Place Of Our Own (Exclusive Bonus Track)
- Miss Blonde, Your Papa Is Failing (Exclusive Bonus Track)
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