according to our Mike
Of Montreal have been going for-bloody-ever and they're still doing something worth a listen, which is quite something really. They seem to be getting more psychedelic lately, but that suits me fine. The opening track on here is a distorted and ba...view full details.according to our Brian
The new OF MONTREAL album was reviewed by Maggie too. I've kept his hilarious words in as an amusing contrast but really, this is an astonishing album made by a seriously bizarre talent. His love of cracked multi layered pop is schizophr...view full details.according to our Phil
When did Of Montreal get so big? I'm not entirely sure what happened to make 'em as popular. It can't just be that the sister of Beyonce is a big fan. There's got to be more to it than that? well if you plunder the depths of their back catalogue y...view full details.according to our Brian
I didn't get on with 'Skeletal Lamping' by Of Montreal AT ALL i'm sad to report. It's like they'd built an entire album around ideas culled from the most annoying falsetto pop song on their previous album, largely a work of flabbergasting genius -bar...view full details.according to our Brian
As regular perusers of our weekly snail-out will know, I fell off my chair at the wonderment of the last Of Montreal album. Well the one before the new one which I've not quite grasped the camp exuberance of as yet. I've got it at home waiting for a...view full details.according to our Phil
I used to love these guys. Their skewed take on psyche pop music wasn’t really like anything I’d heard before and those early albums rocked my world for a period of time. Since th...view full details.according to our Brett
The A-side here is a Royal Trux song but it's not one I've heard before - doing a bit of research it was a non-album single from '93.. So there you go. However it originally sounded, Kevin Barnes' lot have made it into a slow, gentle ballad built...view full details.according to our Phil
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