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The fourth album from Noddy finds the Seattle synth/pop enthusiasts blossoming from predominantly the solo work of Jared Mills to a fully-fledged five-piece band, leading to a more communal, expansive sound. The infectious melodies, massive hooks, propulsive production, and heart-on-sleeve swagger are all still present; the main notable difference with the new formation is a sharing of vocal duties, with a few songs featuring rapping passages and Noddy's lone female member, Cynthia Brothers, taking lead on "Demon Skull," one of the record's highlights. 10/21/2011
- Alex
Other Noddy album reviews:
Yes on 74 - 9/14/2012
Drama - 3/4/2011
Remora, Remora - 7/2/2010
