Hurry Up, We're Dreaming

Above all else, it's the best M83 record yet.

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It shows an artist at the top of his songwriting game, but perhaps without the thick and palatable sense of cohesion definitive and prevalent on past releases.

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It’s a sweeping, expansive album, that covers a lot of ground and leaves the listener satisfied.

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Although Dreaming sports slower, more introspective ballads, there’s also a pantry’s worth of interstellar jams, chock full of sounds you’ve probably never heard before.

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It possesses some of M83's most varied material to date, yet still functions as a coherent body of work.

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For an album of such impressive scale and nanoscopic attention to detail, Dreams leaves a surprisingly light impression.

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Here the impulse is more towards the portentous, Fairlight-raddled, heart-on-sleeve vacuity of mainstream Eighties transatlantic rock-lite than the soaring-indie stylings of Saturdays

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