- Record Label: Arts & Crafts
- Release Date: Mar 6, 2007
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Universal acclaim- based on 8 Ratings
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jaymMar 12, 20078.5, definately stronger than BSS's last album. Great album, alot better overall than their debut which was a bit out there and slow (with a few really really good songs). Arts and Crafts for the most part can't miss.
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quixoticMar 12, 2007Richer and wilder than his first album, still a little too repetitive as you reach the end of the experience. Some of the songs create very cinematic atmospheres, like a weird and hypnotic roadmovie soundtrack.
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NatashaEApr 6, 2007Some great beats and interesting instrumentation, but overall few songs have either teeth or heart.
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Though the songs here are so much crisper and more exciting, they don't sacrifice the easygoing looseness of Apostle's Folkloric Feel debut.
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Where Folkloric Feel opted for cobwebby murk, National Anthem of Nowhere dovetails in bright, tidy corners. It's at once straight-laced and funky in the way that only indie rock can be.
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An album that is warm and inviting without being overpowering and rich and varied enough to warrant repeated listening.