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Dec 23, 2014Taken as a whole, Kykeon seems more cohesive, less add-x-to-y, than the self-titled debut.
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Dec 18, 2014We might have heard these tropes a thousand times before, but on Kykeon, Rhyton use them to make something richer and more nimble than the flabby freak-out-by-numbers psych that's currently clogging up rock's bandwidth.
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Nov 25, 2014Kykeon is a tripped-out and sometimes intense experience--able to pull even the most rigid listener into the incense-perfumed darkness.
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MagnetDec 10, 2014Even more than on its two earlier LPs, Rhyton knows where it's going. Each piece zeros in on a particular mood. [No. 116, p.59]
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UncutDec 4, 2014Kykeon combines that knowledge [of Greek folk music] with freewheeling homeland psych. [Jan 2015, p.76]
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Nov 25, 2014More versatile and more deliberate, this new set of tunes sees Rhyton finding their collective voice more than ever before.
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Nov 25, 2014There's literally no other band that could handle this heady material with such confidence and ease, and Rhyton sound like they love every second of it.