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- (Geffen)
This experimental Icelandic band goes pop – sort of – on its fourth album, which also happens to be their most accomplished outing to date. Back to singing in Icelandic (rather than the made-up language they used on their previous album), Sigur Ros have expanded their instrumental palette while crafting a warmer and brighter orchestral-pop sound featuring some lovely piano-based melodies and gorgeous string arrangements. While their third album was stately, cold and ominous-sounding, Takk radiates with moments of child-like innocence and blissed-out joy. 9/12/2005
- Don Yates
Other Sigur Ros album reviews:
Valtari - 5/24/2012
Inni - 11/11/2011
Hvarf/Heim - 10/25/2007
( ) - 10/15/2002
