Loose In The Air - The Double
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  • Summary: Steve Revitte produced the experimental Brooklyn four-piece's third album (and first for Matador).
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  1. Positive: 10 out of 10
  2. Mixed: 0 out of 10
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  1. If anything really differentiates Loose in the Air from its predecessor, it's that the more conventional recording process has the band sounding a little less leftfield. This isn't necessarily a drawback because any oddness excised from Loose in the Air is exchanged for a new sense of synergy.
  2. The Double combine unsettling electronic noise with simple, enjoyable vocal hooks to create a rickety, rattletrap pop collage that's too undeniably ear-catching to ignore.
  3. The Double is poised to overtake Yo La Tengo's avant-pop throne, but it's still early. [#11, p.114]
  4. Ever wonder what Interpol would sound like with a noize guy scuzzing up their high-tension tunes? [16 Sep 2005, p.87]

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Score distribution:
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  1. sumac
    10
    This is an awesome album. But it must be listened to several times to really appreciate the nuance, particularly the drums.
  2. andreww
    10
    this is a great record!