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"The same nonchalance, the same lazy pace, that pace that continues to be imitated here and there all over American underground, but of which only Mr. Malkmus and company are the masterminds." "By now, perhaps, one should expect nothing more from Pavement, except for a couple of those songs that only they know how to write."
"The same nonchalance, the same lazy pace, that pace that continues to be imitated here and there all over American underground, but of which only Mr. Malkmus and company are the masterminds."
"By now, perhaps, one should expect nothing more from Pavement, except for a couple of those songs that only they know how to write."
The review appreciates standout tracks like "Spit On A Stranger" and "Platform Blues," praising Pavement’s signature indie style. However, it criticizes several filler songs that detract from the overall album quality. Despite mixed feelings, there's respect for Pavement’s continued influence in the underground scene. Fans might enjoy the album but with tempered expectations. Discover the quirks and gems of Pavement’s Terror Twilight – listen now and explore the indie rock legacy.
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