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Fortunately, the huge elemental diversity on G&G is more spread out than on previous efforts, leaving breathing room and allowing each well-crafted sound to sink in.
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Gold and Green finds its mark far more consistently than Kila, despite being a far more expansive and rambling album.
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'Gold And Green' is such a joyous rattlebag of a record, so untrammelled by convention and received wisdom that it tends to make Keiran Hebden's last effort sound a bit like mid 90s stoner trip hop.
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UrbDefinitely the earbuds experience of the month. [Oct 2005, p.85]
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UncutA joyous, uninhibited and painlessly adventurous ride. [Oct 2005, p.124]
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MagnetCasts Yoshimi as a manic priestess espousing the various virtues of the universal religion of rhythm. [#69, p.105]
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It is arguable that Gold & Green is the link between Super AE and the Bores’ much feted neo-psych masterpiece, Vision Creation Newsun.
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Gold and Green may be the band's most approachable album, but as with all their releases, it's a charming reminder that experimental music doesn't have to sound like it was hard work to make.
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Under The RadarFew albums have so deliriously melded Kraut-rock, avant-prog, and experimental minimalism into a surprisingly approachable whole. [#11, p.116]
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Gold and Green holds some wonderful sounds -- and others that just seem strange for the sake of being strange.
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MojoOOIOO instill Boredoms' cosmic clatter with an air of genre-bursting adventure and mischief. [Nov 2005, p.108]
Awards & Rankings
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LeonardoFFeb 9, 2006
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JosephSDec 4, 2005This CD is trippy. Kind of.
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JohannTNov 3, 2005