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Entertainment WeeklyThe result is the work of an effectively new band--and a much better one. [12 May 2006, p.83]
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FilterWhile [Hamelin's] lyrics are less likely to be mistaken for emo (good), they're also less evocative (bad). [#20, p.102]
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Alternative PressThe infusion of new blood, thankfully, seems to have put the Stills' post-punk posturing and emotional distance to bed for good. [Jul 2006, p.194]
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UncutIntriguing. [Jul 2007, p.116]
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Yet another Next Flaming Lips emerges from beneath the librarian's skirts. In the 'Neon Bible' section, of course.
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Without Feathers may lack its predecessor's apocalyptic vision, but it's a new direction for a group that was heading down an awfully familiar -- and extremely congested -- road.
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Under The RadarWithout Feathers pays off with its maturity and broader scope, and ultimately is a more satisfying album as a whole. [#13, p.89]
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What impresses about Without Feathers is the depth and liveliness that the group brings to it.
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UrbThis record is too flat. [Jun 2006, p.119]
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It's not quite the tour de force they seem to be capable of.
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Feathers seems less a continuation of Logic than a valuable complement, cheerful and heartfelt as the latter was somber and stylized.
User score distribution:
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Positive: 10 out of 22
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Mixed: 7 out of 22
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Negative: 5 out of 22
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BillBAug 22, 2008
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JamesDec 28, 2006
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ArthurVDec 8, 2006