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Although Mice Parade isn't necessarily the group's paramount album, it certainly makes their stock soar high.
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Mice Parade is a record steeped in sophistication and modern anxiety, rendered in multiple shades of beat-crazy.
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Each track is unique and memorable in its own way, but they all follow the same basic pattern and structure.
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Whilst this self-titled Mice Parade set may struggle to push Adam Pierce’s envelope much beyond a well-sealed blue-print, it does at least keep the momentum of his low-key career moving along at a respectable and occasionally unpredictable rate.
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Mice Parade have never before been quite this accessible.
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Mice Parade still finds Pierce working in a distinctive space, less jazzy than fellow post-rock vets the Sea & Cake but more atmospherically nuanced than typical acoustic singer/songwriters, but it's hardly the most appropriate release to bear the Mice Parade name.
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RyanO.Jul 15, 2007