The third, critically acclaimed record from the then Brooklyn based indie pop outfit. This one straddles the line between heartwarming fragility and sheer rock jams. Spin even said this record "recalls the futuristic feeling of Ziggy Stardust-era Bowie ... that intellectual battle with impending modernity and the feeling of alienation from real humanity explored by Grandaddy and Radiohead ... Eno-esque with eerie, fantastical motifs."
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