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Antelope
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Reflector 
Spare is the name of the game here. It's
almost as if this is the raw mix of the album, and someone
has taken the mix and turned down a few of the parts. It's
literally a bassline, little guitar squeaks and squawks and
vocals. Much of it is repetitive and the melodies flat and
controlled by the singer's voice. It's like Fugazi
took all of the fire out their music, stripped it down to
its barest elements and put it on tape. It's certainly a different
aesthetic, and one that's intriguing at first, but ends up
being kind of almost gimmicky on multiple listens. That's
not to say I don't find myself reaching for this album when
I want to hear something simple and clean and uncluttered.
There is a certain sense of fun to the music (although the
music itself is kind of angry and dark in its monotony) that
almost borders on a groove at certain points. And who doesn't
love to groove? |
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