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quasiotter admittedly took me 10+ listens to really feel it. i usually don't have that patience but i knew it'd happen based on the s/t's strength. this is a great melancholy compliment to the first album. Favorite track: Swim and Sleep (Like a Shark).
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Liam Saw UMO in Singapore and they were magical!! Favorite track: Swim and Sleep (Like a Shark).
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Nick Costello Ageless. Eerie vibes. Kind of like its whirring out of an old AM radio but somehow he's from the future. And there is immense emotion. And talk about STYLE. UMO has got it, man. Favorite track: Monki.
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Rusty Joints Maaan, I found this in a generated streaming playlist and said, Holy Shite. Went in and listened to the album, and couldn't stop listening. Frikken Love this album... and....
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'II' builds on the break-beat, junk-shop charm the 32-year-old multi-instrumentalist and songwriter Ruban Nielson came to be renowned for following Unknown Mortal Orchestra's self-titled 2011 debut, and signals the solidification of the band's position as an endlessly intriguing, brave psychedelic band. UMO is unafraid to dig deeper than the rest to lock into their intoxicating, opiate groove and bring rock’n’roll’s exaggerated myths to life. Written during a punishing, debauched touring schedule during which Nielson feared for both his sanity and health, II illustrates the emotional turmoil of life on the road, painting surrealist, cartoonish portraits of loneliness, love and despair.

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released February 5, 2013

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