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Track Ratings
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What Critics Are Saying
Deep insights from 3 critics who reviewed this album
Critic's Take
The review singles out several tracks as highlights for how they push Geese’s sound: 'Trinidad' for its explosive, chaotic production and thrills; '100 Horses' and 'Half Real' for their inventive studio tricks and evocative drone/references; 'Husbands' and 'Bow Down' for unconventional grooves and off-kilter dance energy. Softer cuts like 'Cobra', 'Au Pays du Cocaine', and 'Islands of Men' are praised for melodic warmth and pacing. Overall the critic argues these songs demonstrate the band breaking molds and synthesizing post-punk, classic rock, and funky elements into their most creative record yet.
Key Points
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Trinidad is best for its exhilarating, chaotic production that sets the album’s adventurous tone.
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The album’s core strengths are adventurous production, genre synthesis, and daring songwriting that balances controlled chaos with melodic moments.