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Mar 27, 2012Ultimately, Busting Visions is a sprawling yet thoughtfully constructed album full of backwoods, sandals, and sunburn rock with enough slippery electric guitar work, backing vocals, chiming bells, plinky pianos, and various freaky percussion bits to qualify as a kind of modern-day hippie noodle-rock opus.
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Mar 27, 2012Zeus avoid indulgent jamming, filler material or ill-advised experiments. Just 14 blissful tunes, rich with influences.
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Mar 27, 2012At first, the complete lack of restraint and overflowing musical ideas make Busting Visions feel a bit like an unfocused mess, but once you get familiar with it, it seems absurd to complain that they've crammed a dozen golden hooks into every single song.
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Mar 29, 2012Bursting Visions can at times feel like a record that emphasizes quantity over quality. Then again, this also makes it easy for pretty much everyone to find at least one song they like.
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Mar 29, 2012Zeus has become more focused and, in turn, more enjoyable; this is the one that'll bring the band's sound into its own.
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Mar 27, 2012While the performances, production, and arrangements on Busting Visions are uniformly excellent, the songwriting is not.
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Apr 2, 2012Unfortunately, there are moments on Busting Visions where Zeus succumb to the weight of their considerable forefathers.