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Ultimately, the album's drone proves better suited as a break from the explosions than as an end unto itself.
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All droning guitars, snail-paced rhythms and bombastic arrangements, songs like "Schedule for Using Pillows & Beanbags" and "Your Lights Are (Out or) Burning Badly" will either raise the hairs on the back of your neck or put you to straight to sleep.
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A stormy and engrossing sonic stew.
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In short, this may not be an album you'll want to listen to every day, but its disproportionate number of "Holy shit!" moments should earn it a spot close to your stereo.
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Alternative PressFilled with the sort of unprofessional, unpretty noodling this genre has been begging for. [Feb 2003, p.68]
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BlenderThey follow measured guitar burn with bone-rattling explosions, and roll mesmerizing tension into colossal release. [#14, p.138]
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Entertainment WeeklyTheir fuzzed-out organ drones and grinding sludge-boogie guitar is trance music as imagined by Harley-Davidson engineers. [Listen 2 This supplement, Feb 2003, p.12]