This album is a triumphant comeback for Beak>. It has better production and more cohesive vision than previous, showing they're still committed to growth, even if these pieces are more familiar and comfortable to them. In the end, it pulls from obvious influences of Radiohead, Flaming Lips, and Piper at the Gates of Dawn in a wonderful and concise progressive indie-rock LP.
Easily the best Beak> album, second only to their incredible 2009 debut. It starts with a dog’s funeral and by the time it’s finished, you'll believe being in an underground club in Dusseldorf where you want to live forever.
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Fácilmente el mejor disco de Beak> solo por detrás de su increíble debut de 2009. Empieza con el funeral de un perro y para cuando ha terminado, te crees que estás en un club underground de Dusseldorf y no quieres salir de ahí.