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KEXP Reviews
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The Icelandic group’s latest album is actually comprised of two EPs. The Hvarf EP is an electric set featuring 3 previously unrecorded songs along with radical reinterpretations of 2 others from their debut album, while the Heim EP features live acoustic versions of 6 songs taken from their 4 previous albums. While Heim provides an intriguing different take on their music, much of the band’s thrilling dynamics are muted. On the other hand, Hvarf is prime Sigur Ros. 10/25/2007
- Don Yates
Other Sigur Ros album reviews:
Valtari - 5/24/2012
Inni - 11/11/2011
Takk - 9/12/2005
( ) - 10/15/2002
