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- Summary: The latest solo disc for the anticon producer (best known for his work in cLOUDDEAD) finds him joined by guests Mike Patton, Andrew Broder (Fog), and members of Subtle, Themselves and why?
- Record Label: Anticon
- Genre(s): Indie, Rap
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FilterThe closest cousin to Odd’s sound is M83, but siphoned through the American ghetto instead of the French countryside. [Filter Mini, May 2005, p.16]
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MojoBy the third listen, Burner is starting to feel like a great 21st century pop record. [Sep 2005, p.103]
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Under The RadarPushes the boundaries of what exactly makes music. [#10, p.113]
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Alternative PressDamn odd. [Jul 2005, p.186]
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This album is sublime.
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For a genre that wants to evoke mysterious, uncharted territories, it's beginning to show signs of predictability, and while Odd Nosdam hews admirable results from it, it's just about time for an increasingly defined border to be pushed outward, into more nebulous territory, again.
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That’s a comparison that could be made between Burner and Bip’s Blue Eyed in the Red Room (2005): similar, but a little better.
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[Anonymous]Aug 7, 2005
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XynoSep 4, 2005This is really good...but...disapointing at the same time :S...
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