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Feb 13, 2014It may not be an album most would expect from Neil Finn, but it’s clearly the one he wanted to make.
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Feb 10, 2014As the album hits its stride it heads squarely into AOR territory, and one or two tracks could have been a good minute shorter, but even tracks such as the pop-rock single Flying in the Face of Love are lifted by superior production.
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Feb 10, 2014It’s disjointed and discomforting, and certainly easier to admire than actually enjoy.
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Feb 14, 2014While Fridmann (best known for his work with Mercury Rev and the Flaming Lips) weaves his usual psychedelic magic, the accentuation of purely sonic elements--glitchy loops, textural effects, the miasmic tone--is at the expense of Finn’s core songwriting strengths.
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Feb 10, 2014It just seems that Dizzy Heights is just Finn noodling about, unsure of what direction to take, and the whole deal feels painfully laborious.