“Ten years is a perfectly respectable length of time for a band to exist, providing more than enough opportunity to establish a sound, progress it, win a bit of success and not completely fall out with one another. As countless examples from music history will attest, too, it’s entering the second decade that often prompts bloat, stagnation and mutual loathing, and it seems that Kikagaku Moyo are s”
“On their final album, the Japanese psych rockers push beyond the horizons of their previous records. The songs are compact in comparison to their side-long odysseys, but they continually keep you guessing.”
