Superorganism Superorganism

Billboard - "A sonic descendant of The Beatles (post-LSD) and Australia's Avalanches, with a dash of Eminem's early playfulness, Superorganism's songs are irresistible confections spun from samples and loops."
3 stars out of 5 -- "[A] smorgasbord of cartoon noises and quirky pop melodies. 'Everybody Wants To Be Famous', for example, fuses the sounds of cash registers ringing and squelching synths..."
Paste (magazine) - "The whole thing belongs on the same shelf as the audio patchworks of ODELAY-era Beck, mid-period Flaming Lips' lysergic showtunes, modern indie shoegaze, Mr. Oizo's distorted synth-hop and whatever weird tape-warped stuff is cool right now."
Pitchfork (Website) - "Superorganism's sound is a hugely accomplished reflection of the present, a magpie-friendly collage of pop that is reminiscent of the Avalanches, the Go! Team or Beck at his most light-hearted..."
Clash (Magazine) - "The disorientating utopian ride you take when listening to this album in full will no doubt bring you glee..."