Busting Visions
by Zeus
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  1. AlexxTrusc
    May 13, 2012
    8
    The Canadian Zeus band on their new, third album "Busting Visions" present a confusingly similar style to the Beatles, combined sometimes with a little indie rock motifs ("Are You Gonna Waste My Time?"). And although usually bands drawing from the work of the British only feebly copying their style, it must be admitted that Zeus was able to create brilliant and melodic album that youThe Canadian Zeus band on their new, third album "Busting Visions" present a confusingly similar style to the Beatles, combined sometimes with a little indie rock motifs ("Are You Gonna Waste My Time?"). And although usually bands drawing from the work of the British only feebly copying their style, it must be admitted that Zeus was able to create brilliant and melodic album that you listen to with pleasure.… Expand

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70

Generally favorable reviews - based on 9 Critic Reviews

Critic score distribution:
  1. Positive: 7 out of 9
  2. Mixed: 2 out of 9
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  1. Prefix Magazine
    Apr 2, 2012
    65
    Unfortunately, there are moments on Busting Visions where Zeus succumb to the weight of their considerable forefathers.
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  2. CMJ
    Mar 29, 2012
    70
    Bursting Visions can at times feel like a record that emphasizes quantity over quality. Then again, this also makes it easy for pretty much everyone to find at least one song they like.
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  3. Consequence
    Mar 29, 2012
    70
    Zeus has become more focused and, in turn, more enjoyable; this is the one that'll bring the band's sound into its own.
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