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Aug 28, 2012Infinity Overhead's smorgasbord of sounds should please every level of Minus The Bear fan.
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Oct 30, 2012The band threatens to be as precious as a teddy bear, especially during ballads, and often feels too eager to show off its many mastered styles, but consistency and sincerity keep Minus the Bear from descending into showboating dilettantism.
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Aug 28, 2012Its [closing track Close Company] guitars are huge, its drums are pounding, and it sums up the record perfectly: dark, sexy and gargantuan.
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MagnetOct 1, 2012There are more than enough licks to compensate when that tendency [to sound whiny or emo-ish] gets a little overwhelming. [No.91, p.57]
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Aug 28, 2012So many of its melodies tend to bleed into the background, and it takes time to pick apart what's worthwhile.
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Aug 28, 2012The fluidity is back, all the parts gelling easily into a whole.
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Sep 21, 2012'Infinity Overhead' finds [Minus the Bear] pondering The Big Questions, confirming suspicions that amateur existentialism and post-millennial indie rock comprise a winning formula.
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Aug 29, 2012Another exciting and engaging effort from Minus the Bear. They may not be breaking any new ground here, but at least I know all is well in the world.