Phase Zero
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CRITIC REVIEWS
80
A nice step forward from his already close to perfect debut and his sound is now filled with even more summer warmth and psychedelic wonder.
70
Morgan Delt's Phase Zero navigates that thin line between rêverie and acid trip, drawing an accepted state of temporary and discreet insanity.
70
The intricacies from his previous efforts have not been lost altogether mind, and it might be the case that ‘Phase Zero’ is an album that grows on you over time and a number of listens.
68
He’s jettisoned that strangeness, and in its place is a more well-realized psych-pop album, with perhaps better songwriting but less charm.
60
It’s not that Phase Zero is an exercise in pastiche or imitation; this is a record in which appeal pivots upon understatement.
60
Phase Zero really isn't bad, but in a year that's given us sterling releases from the likes of Amber Arcades, Fews, Money, Desert Mountain Tribe and Minor Victories among countless others, it just feels fairly run of the mill by comparison.
album is great. should not pity let go him once again.
favourite songs: A Gun Appears, Some Sunsick Day
favourite songs: A Gun Appears, Some Sunsick Day
Summery, lo-fi psychedelia with a heavy emphasis on the accompanying orchestra, rather than the too-often muted vocals. "Phase Zero" is exactly what you'd expect from a new age psychedelic rock record--nothing more, nothing less.
Notable Songs: "I Don't Wanna See What's Happening Outside"; "The System of 1000 Lies"; "The Age of the Birdman"
Notable Songs: "I Don't Wanna See What's Happening Outside"; "The System of 1000 Lies"; "The Age of the Birdman"
END OF YEAR LISTS
| #57 | / | Piccadilly Records |
Track List
- I Don't Wanna See What's Happening Outside
- The System of 1000 Lies
- Another Person
- Sun Powers
- The Age of the Birdman
- Mssr. Monster
- A Gun Appears
- The Lowest of the Low
- Escape Capsule
- Some Sunsick Day
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Added on: June 11, 2016
