Upside down mountain
Conor Oberst
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Reviews (3)
Pitchfork
d. 25. Feb. 2017
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Marc Masters
d. 25. Feb. 2017
"On the follow-up to 2011's Deep Politics, the Portland post-rock trio have subtly expanded their approach, building moods of somber reflection, energized optimism, and cathartic release ... On Chalice Hymnal, they've added another solid story to their growing skyscraper".
PopMatters
d. 16. Feb. 2017
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Ian King
d. 16. Feb. 2017
"Progressive without being prog rock, instrumental without ever leaving room to wonder where the words are, Chalice Hymnal travels extensively across its eleven songs, yet it also becomes a contained cycle ... Amos, Hall and Riles have redrawn the boundaries of Grails by stitching all of their maps together".
AllMusic
2017
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Paul Simpson
2017
"Not only is Chalice Hymnal well worth the wait, it makes it even harder to choose which album is the pinnacle of Grails' ever-fascinating discography".