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Make your way past the defensive drone it puts up and you will be rewarded with warm, welcoming fuzz.
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UncutThis is a brief--a mere eight tracks, just under 40 minutes--but incredibly intense wall of sound. [Apr 2010, p.92]
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The sound is pretty awe-inspiring, with huge molten streams of guitars, thundering drums, swirling voices, and all sorts of keyboards, sound effects, and stray noises combining together into a great, layered wall of sound that rivals My Bloody Valentine’s Loveless in terms of sonic construction.
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FilterS-M 2: Abyss in B Minor is as boundless as Rachmaninof and as ethereal as Chopin. [Winter 2010, p.103]
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Recorded in a cave near Oslo, natch, this gloriously dark second album begins with the dystopia of ‘Ayisha Abyss.’
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Under The RadarThere are some incredible sounds on this record, but the vocal treatment's half as adventurous. [Winter 2010, p.66]
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As on that album ["Loveless"], the songs feel like they're whirling so far into the stratosphere that they might fly apart any second.
User score distribution:
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Positive: 7 out of 8
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BrianWApr 13, 2010