Album Review: The Middle East - I Want That You Are Always Happy
Thursday 19th May, 2011 3:10PM
The world of I Want That You Are Always Happy sways so pendulously between sparse atmospherics and busy middle-of-the-road rock that it can be hard to pin down at first. The album’s authors The Middle East aren’t in a hurry to welcome you into that world either, placing two of their most difficult compositions right at the entranceway and daring you to move any further. Trepidation is something you’ll likely feel throughout I Want That You Are Always Happy, thanks to its daunting length and its intention to not always be what you expect. While there are moments that warrant that apprehension, there are still rewards to be had if you can persist.
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