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Devilution
d. 26. Feb. 2017
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Emil Svendsen
d. 26. Feb. 2017
"Alt i alt er 'Echolocation' en klar anbefaling for alle, der kan lide storladen rockmusik og har hang til klangene fra de tidlige halvfemsere. Når der er så megen tomgang i musikverdenen, er det dejligt at dygtige mennesker gider at gøre sig umage i en grad, som Gone Is Gone har gjort".
Consequence of sound
d. 2. Jan. 2017
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Brice Ezell
d. 2. Jan. 2017
"Vurdering: C" - "At its best, Echolocation marries boot-stomping guitar and bass riffs with gritty reboot atmospherics, a union that would prove fruitful as backing music for the next big-ticket action flick. While it's a relief that there's no supergroup pretension present, it's also a shame that it sounds like the original projects of its members thrown into a blender cranked to its highest setting. That kind of blending obscures the individual contributions of each musician, which ultimately renders Echolocation a dull effort".
loudwire.com
d. 6. Jan. 2017
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Chad Childers
d. 6. Jan. 2017
"Simply put, this is one of those albums where you get a listening experience. Grab the headphones, escape into the music and enjoy it for all that it's worth. Though 2017 is only a week old, Gone Is Gone's Echolocation disc is a promising start for the year ahead".