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Album DescriptionWhile past releases saw the band's avant folk dosed somewhat conservatively with the blues, free jazz, heavy psych, and metal, "Gipsy Freedom" brings these other, non-folk elements to the fore and generally turns the volume up. It's the band's most confounding and rewarding release. You may hear the faint echoes of "Island Harvest"-era Albert Ayler on one track, Iommi-derived riffage on the next, torch songs that sound torn straight from the Gershwin songbook on the next, and Can-style epic grooves on the next. Radically different, yet sustaining the group's high level of musical and thematic consistency, "Gipsy Freedom" is the sound of a band breaking out of the box and using the discarded shapes to construct strange new universes.
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Maybe the best from one of the best bands out there right no Benjamin D. Collins | Fayetteville, GA USA | 04/08/2006 (5 out of 5 stars) "If you are into the whole psyche-folk thing, (Animal Collective, Six Organs, Joanna Newsom, etc.) then WWVV are for you. If you haven't heard them already this is a great starting point and if you have heard them then get excited because it is great! Possibly their best, which I feel guilty about saying because it is the best recorded one and i don't want to betray my love of the low-fi asthetic, but it is great to hear such an intersting band in rich complex production.
Track two may be the best song they have ever done, it is a really long improv thing that at seven and a half minutes becomes one of the most beautiful things i have ever heard.
SERIOUSLY RECOMMENDED!!!"
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