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R Gabriel Scheer October 21, 2010 No Comments Röyksopp's new album, Senior, essentially eliminates the upbeat, focusing instead on the duo’s more ambient explorations. It is meant as a complement to its predecessor, the upbeat Junior, and in that sense it serves wonderfully Read More
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