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Open Season
by British Sea Power
ALBUM RANKINGS:
Ratings and rankings are based on all available critic reviews and awards.
Overall Rating:
3.0988
Avg. Critic Score:
3.0114
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Stylus MagazineBritish Sea Power’s 2003 debut album,The Decline Of British Sea Powerwas a noisy, angry, full-frontal body slam of a record. ...more
Stylus MagazineBy adding textures, piano, acoustic guitars, and restraint, and losing some of the scowling and savagery, BSP have unleashed a truly unique pop creation, one with depth and feeling. ...more
All Music GuideThis album feels alive and breathes honesty. ...more
Rolling StoneThe first few songs are so jaw-slackeningly great, it can take days to get to the album's highlight, the epic eight-minute medley of "Please Stand Up" and "North Hanging Rock. ...more
Entertainment WeeklyThe only real surprise is its wan predictability
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No Ripcord
British Sea Power are not only the best band around, they’re also the best songwriters....read the complete review at No Ripcord
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Adrian Denning.co.uk
An eight minute pysch fest ends this album, but it ends the album on a suitable note. Not stuck betweeen two average songs as was 'Lately' from the debut album. For me personally, 'True Adventures' is about the only bad thing about this second...read the complete review at Adrian Denning.co.uk
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Q Magazine
Sadly, Open Season's one-pace '80s guitar rock lags a bit behind the...read the complete review at Q Magazine
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Virgin.net
British Sea Power first came onto the radar a couple of years ago with a debut hailed as fiercely original - and have since rather failed to set the British music scene alight. Here's hoping that things will change a little with the release of their new...read the complete review at Virgin.net
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