| Dust and Chimes | ||||
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| Released | 2000 | |||
| Genre | Experimental rock, psychedelic folk | |||
| Label | Pavilion [1] | |||
| Six Organs of Admittance chronology | ||||
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The Quietus wrote that "the noise aspects were shorn away to a sound that was much more beholden to classic acid folk." [5] SF Weekly wrote: "Gorgeously exotic guitar lines, shimmering bells, subtle sound effects, and incantationlike vocals combine to create a work invoking everyone from American folk radicals and British pagan-folksters to early Tyrannosaurus Rex and the Sun City Girls at their quietest." [6]
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