This album, the group's best, explores a wide range of variations on the band's signature manic pop style, here adding occasional marimba, trumpet, accordion, and strings to the mix. The nervous single "Get It On" is presented in an intricately redone version, an improvement over its appearance on Well Well Well. Other great jittery numbers here include the frantic "Love Train" and "Travelling Man," as well as the stun-level manic "Shout" and "Hear Me James." The midtempo numbers here are...   [ read more ]

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'Artificial Horizon was Forever Einstein's first album. Even though most of the elements of the band's sound are present, this first effort feels a bit below average and alien. C.W. Vrtacek, as a composer, and the band itself were still trying things out in search of their identity. In some tunes, like the opening track A Long Time Ago People Decided to Live on the Earth, piano replaces the guitar, something that would not happen again after this album. The stylistic range covered is also a bit wider, alt...   [ read more ]

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