The terror
The Flaming Lips
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Reviews (2)
AllMusic
2013
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Fred Thomas
2013
" Throughout the album, bright, perfectly compressed horn sections punctuate every verse and chorus. Though the party is dialed back and more restrained than on previous efforts, it's no less wild and maybe even more enjoyable as a result. Khan seems at his least blurry, focusing on delivering an album of coherent and unexpectedly beautiful sentiments with all the rock & roll power that's made him one of his generation's great frontmen".
Consequence of sound
d. 4. Sep. 2013
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Mike Madden
d. 4. Sep. 2013
"In addition to being a contender for garage-rock album of the year hook for hook, chord progression for chord progression, there are lots of strong personal touches here: the crybaby wah that drives opener "Bad Boy", the squiggly guitar solos, careening horns that could have been on Springsteen's second album, even a Charles Mingus freakout to start "Of Madness I Dream"".