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PopMatters
The new Altin Gün album Ask makes it clear where they are headed: back to their retro roots, bringing forth the sounds of classic 1970s Anatolian rock
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8.0
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The Line Of Best Fit
Their music is always hypnotic, regardless of the pace, intensity or sonic makeup of each track – but Ask is something else
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Exclaim
Staying true to themselves while keeping the passion burning, Altin Gün don't reinvent the wheel so much as craft a sick new set of rims. They do their thing like nobody else, and they're always getting better at it — Ask gives you everything you want, and you'll still want more
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All Music
It's perfectly fine that they chose to head backwards to a sound they were familiar with. Ask is proof that there is plenty of mileage left before the sound, or the band, runs out of gas
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Spectrum Culture
With Ask, Netherlands-based Turkish rock band Altin Gün return to what they do best – deep-fried acid wah guitars warm, hypnotic alternating lead vocals, tasty addictive hooks and crisp, muscular breakbeats
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7.0
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Uncut
Ask feels like a liberation, bursting out exuberantly in all directions as they boldly rework a set of ancient Turkish folk tunes with characteristic invention. Print edition only
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Clash
Despite their impressive output rate, the band shows no signs of dropping a clanger yet. It’s another fabulous album, complete with fabulous cover, from one of neo-psych’s most exciting prospects. We can’t think of a better entry point if you’re a stranger to the band
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