Thee Oh Sees Smote Reverser [Digipak]

3.5 stars out of 5 -- "[T]heir 21st album spills off into other parts of the Sixties and Seventies: Thin Lizzy choogle and Zep shuffle, Mot”rhead chug and krautrock rhythms, Silver Apples noise and prog weirdness."
3 stars out of 5 -- "SMOTE REVERSER, Oh Sees' 21st studio LP, continues that commitment to doing something different -- none more so than on 'Overthrown'. It's easily one of the band's wildest tracks ever..."
Paste (magazine) - "[W]hile there's always an attack, an aggression, a precision to every second of SMOTE REVERSER, the psych-rock turned every-genre-imaginable outfit explore all kinds of territory over the album's 11 tracks, as variable takes on '70s prog rock and proto-metal morph into Dwyer's own unpredictable brand of acid-rock-free-jazz-fusion."
Clash (Magazine) - "The album's lynchpin is 'Anthemic Aggressor'. This 12 minute monster manages to contain free jazz freak outs, delicate melodies and searing solos, without toppling under its own ideas."