Geneva is a linear, ruthlessly gorgeous album. There's barely a breath between tracks, but there's a rhyme and reason to its every nuance; no tangent is allowed to branch off without careful analysis of where it may lead. The band is never uncertain or ambivalent about their next move. Listen, and become immersed in a master class of timbre and tonal sculpting, classic both in level and scope.

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