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Rock Album Review: Sigur Rós’ “Kveikur” — Still Mystifyingly Poetic

In terms of composition, the songs on “Kveikur” are structured more straightforwardly than those on “Valtari,” but Sigur Rós remains determined to deny the listener the grand post-rock climaxes.

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Rock Album Review: Sigur Rós’ “Kveikur” — Still Mystifyingly Poetic

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