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NOMOInvisible Cities79 Based on 4 reviews 2009 Ranking: #63 / 282
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On last year's Ghost Rock, NOMO established their own brand of future funk, built on hypnotic grooves comprised of drums and a huge collection of electrified, homemade likembes and scrap metal. The horn section, once the thundering heart of the band, took on a different role, settling into spaced-out dialogue with the rhythms-- leader Elliot Bergman's more conversational horn charts recalled Charles Mingus and Sun Ra in their perfectly pitched balance between structure and disorder. Invisible Cities serves as something of a breath-catching moment for a band that's taken a giant leap on each of its albums, bringing some of the thunder back while further elaborating on the progress made on Ghost Rock.
| All Music: | 80 | |
| Pitchfork: | 80 | |
| PopMatters: | 80 | |
| Tiny Mix Tapes: | 70 |