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Album Review: Unknown Mortal Orchestra, “II”

Posted on December 23, 2013 by Tom Emanuel

I just cannot comprehend modern music production values. If artists aren’t compressing their records into oblivion or fighting yet another loudness war, they’re obscuring perfectly good music behind a self-consciously lo-fi haze. This is my biggest beef with New Zealand-via-Portland … Continue reading →

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