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8.0
39634
8.0 |
Spin
Canadian prog-poppers giddily pull out all the retro-rock stops (cowbell, handclaps, harmonies, hooks galore)
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8.0
39638
8.0 |
All Music
A sprawling yet thoughtfully constructed album
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8.0
41113
8.0 |
Rave Magazine
Isn’t exploring any new ground, rather setting up camp on very solid foundations
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8.0
44797
8.0 |
The Scotsman
They can effortlessly pastiche 60s beat pop and 70s bubblegum too, with tunes and hooklines so buoyant and natural that their retro inclinations cease to matter
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8.0
45135
8.0 |
Art Rocker
Has the balance to entice you in and keep you pleased: there are no needless guitar solos, vocal harmonies are subtle and infectious and the overall tone steers clear of any self-indulgence
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7.0
45250
7.0 |
The Line Of Best Fit
Busting Visions has a similar feel of grit to Blitzen Trapper, yet contains a softer aesthetic with a focus on complex vocal harmonies
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7.0
39635
7.0 |
Consequence Of Sound
Zeus has become more focused and, in turn, more enjoyable; this is the one that’ll bring the band’s sound into its own
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6.7
39633
6.7 |
A.V. Club
Weighed down by too many songs that sound like generic ’70s AM pop-rock
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6.5
39636
6.5 |
Prefix
If Zeus can manage to pull together an entire album of dense, layered cuts like "Strong Mind" and "Hello Tender Love," Canada will have another world-conquering indie rock export to brag about
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6.0
39632
6.0 |
PopMatters
For all the sugary melodicism and tight songwriting, it’s difficult to find anything about the album, or Zeus for that matter, that will stand out and touch you in any meaningful way
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5.1
39245
5.1 |
Beats Per Minute
When the jamming meshes, it’s fun, but often it doesn’t
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