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- Summary: The fifth full-length release for the British trio was inspired by field recordings made during a visit at an abandoned house in Germany.
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- Record Label: Secret Name
- Genre(s): Pop/Rock
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Sep 14, 2021Definitive in its execution and unrivaled by any of the group’s contemporaries, it’s a masterful exercise in experimentation and one that reveals something new with every subsequent listen.
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Sep 17, 2021The combination of strict process and softer emotion makes for a fascinating album. The Hill, The Light, The Ghost is clearly the result of years of tender loving care, and its ink appears to be only just drying thanks to the instinctive, organic approach.
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UncutSep 14, 2021Though occasionally guilty of easy-listening tastefulness, the Haikus rarely sound less than gorgeous. [Oct 2021, p.28]
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MojoSep 14, 2021Nine wordless, shape-shifting essays. [Oct 2021, p.93]
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Sep 14, 2021The Hill comes alive and is best enjoyed when under close inspection. With each subsequent release, the band have placed greater value in texture as a driving force for eliciting emotional reactions, and this album continues that trend.