- Record Label: Constellation
- Release Date: Apr 5, 2005
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The first album from the group that feels downright tedious to me in places, as well as the first one that feels like they're spinning their wheels a bit.
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UncutHaunting lamentations that owe as much to the Jewish Klezmer and US folk traditions as to Slint. [May 2005, p.110]
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As grounds for our own wandering imaginations and protesting voices, Horses' six songs are not as fertile as what's come before them.
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If this is your first experience of the band, you might still find it fresh, but personally I’m beginning to feel radicalism fatigue.
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Horses in the Sky has some melodic, attractive moments, though these are drowned by yelps and off-key vocals that grate and stain the whole work.
User score distribution:
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Positive: 8 out of 10
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LolaL.Sep 22, 2007Amazingly sad, i.e. amazing.
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WayneBApr 23, 2005Arguably the finest release thus far in 2005.
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AlMApr 19, 2005