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A thousand leaves


Reviews (7)


Rolling stone

d. 6. May 1998

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Ben Ratliff

d. 6. May 1998

"... A Thousand Leaves loses that delicate balance between whimsy and craft in favor of the former. Rather than the idea-every-minute of the last few albums, the songs plod for long stretches. It really does sound like a demo - eleven songs waiting for better organization and cliché removal".


AllMusic

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Stephen Thomas Erlewine

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"Truth be told, the grunge era never quite fit Sonic Youth ... Beginning with Washing Machine, Sonic Youth returned to more adventurous territory, and in 1997, they released a series of EPs that illustrated their bond with such post-rock groups as Tortoise and Gastr del Sol. Those EPs, as well as the epic Washing Machine closer, "The Diamond Sea," provide the foundation for A Thousand Leaves, the band's most challenging and satisfying record in years ... It may be their most cerebral album in ages, but that only makes it all the more engaging".


Q

1998 juni

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1998 juni


Gaffa

1998 5

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1998 5


Berlingske tidende

d. 18. May 1998

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d. 18. May 1998


Aktuelt

d. 20. June 1998

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d. 20. June 1998


Politiken

d. 17. May 1998

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d. 17. May 1998