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- Record Label: !K7
- Release Date: Apr 12, 2019
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- Summary: The second EP in 2019 for the Canadian alternative rock collective was produced by Nyles Spencer.
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- Record Label: !K7
- Genre(s): Pop/Rock, Alternative/Indie Rock, Indie Rock, Post-Rock
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Jun 5, 2019Their lush and vivid sounds feel like a reaction to change--and the self-reckoning required to move forward.
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Apr 25, 2019Ultimately, since it took them 7 years to follow-up their last album, both of the Let’s Try the After EPs function, at the very least, as a stop-gap until their next one.
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Apr 25, 2019Let’s Try the After may be inspired by forward movement, but it feels directionless, preoccupied by searching without clarifying what was lost.
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UncutApr 25, 2019Taken together, the songs constitute a potent set of surging alt.rock euphoria and more sombre ambience. [Jun 2019, p.24]
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Apr 25, 2019There is not enough energy here for one to latch onto and so the EP passes uneventfully.
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Jun 5, 2019With so much space for the instrumentation to maneuver in, Broken Social Scene actually sounds more withdrawn and lackluster. At their best, they are so incredible at creating that illusion of a spaced-out record by actually shrinking the space, contrasting big orchestral sounds with fuzzy lo-fi recordings.
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