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10.0
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Loud And Quiet
None of this is easy music to play or – normally – to listen to. That Beak> have rendered a record this turbulent and frequently dour as such a captivating and emotionally resonant experience is a feat in itself
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10.0
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The Skinny
Ultimately, >>> is yet another excellent record from Barrow and co, one which will surely delight for quite some time post-release
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8.0
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The Quietus
With their anxious energy, disturbed worldview, and sharpened production, these songs highlight how much Beak> have progressed and evolved as a band since their early jam days
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8.0
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All Music
Some of the band's most entertaining and most challenging music, >>>'s eclectic experiments prove that the greater-than symbol at the end of Beak>'s name isn't just for show - they keep pushing forward, and it's thrilling to go along on the ride with them
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8.0
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PopMatters
Coupled with a sharper sound and stronger hooks, Beak's >>> stands as the band's most engaging album to date
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7.5
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Spectrum Culture
We could all stand to commit to following our muses like Geoff Barrow
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7.5
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Under The Radar
>>> holds some of the band's most immersive and enveloping material to date
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7.5
107313
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The 405
Spacious, beautiful and at times, fiendish, dynamic Krautrock trio Beak>, led by Portishead's Geoff Barrow, are back melding motorik psychedelia with meanderings of electronic dystopia on their latest and third album >>>
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7.0
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Rolling Stone
The UK band, which includes Geoff Barrow of Portishead, takes influence from Can, Brit-folk, funk and chilly soundtracks
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7.0
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Crack
Perhaps their most melodic and crisply defined work yet
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7.0
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The Line Of Best Fit
>>> marks the point where it’s no longer reasonable to discuss Beak> as merely a Portishead side project
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