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UncutAug 18, 2023This is the most approachable and therefore unexpected Osees album for some years. [Sep 2023, p.32]
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The WireSep 6, 2023The 27th OSEES album is their most synthheavy yet, but those Blurt-like grooves are still in place and the songwriting is still tight as a gnat’s chuff on a record that in typical Osees style ranges all over the shop from new wave to skronk to punk to disco. [Oct 2023, p.56]
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Classic Rock MagazineAug 29, 2023Another cracking album. [Sep 2023, p.80]
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MojoAug 18, 2023Much of IM is thrillingly intense, then; a rabbit punch with pop-prog interludes and Devo-like hooks. [Sep 2023, p.88]
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Aug 18, 2023This record is both a rocket and a time machine, fusing influences so thoroughly that the sum of their parts are barely discernible, and offering both comfort in the familiar and an escape from our current time it hurtles you into orbit.
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Nov 15, 2023Overall, it’s another great record from a peerless band that, year after year, reinvent themselves. And, each time, they deliver the goods.
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Aug 18, 2023On Intercepted Message he's filled the music with enough frantic energy and lyrical urgency that this clearly comes from his musical imagination, even if it explores new territory, and as a loving re-creation of the futuristic sounds of the past, it's well worth a listen.
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Aug 29, 2023The best songs will be welcome additions to their live repertoire; it’s already riveting to watch them play these songs at full dual drummer power. But the threads that bind these songs are loose and inconsistent.