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At Mount Zoomer

by: Wolf Parade

Release Date June 17, 2008
This is indie pop with a hard edge and a progressive bent. I was only mildly interested in their first, Apologies to the Queen Mary and didn't even end up buying it, while I find this album probably one of the best this year. What changed? Evaluating their side projects, Plague Park kept me on edge from beginning to end, while Random Spirit Lover only had a couple songs that caught my attention. So undoubtedly, it's probably the case that this album is more influenced by Boeckner than Krug. If you saw Wolf Parade as Krug being "more equal" than Boeckner (kind of like how many view Jack White and Brendan Benson's relations in the Raconteurs), chances are you will find this album lacking. If you liked Plague Park more than ATTQM, chances are you ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 2
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Apologies to the Queen Mary

by: Wolf Parade

Release Date September 27, 2005
This album is replete with highly infectious and original melodies, beautiful & contemplative imagery, and pleasantly jolting rhythms. Each song progresses at its own pace to become more than it starts off as, making this an album I would recommend to anyone who enjoys well-put-together music.

CD-Charts Position 3
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APOLOGIES TO THE QUEEN MARY

by: WOLF PARADE

Release Date September 27, 2005
This album is replete with highly infectious and original melodies, beautiful & contemplative imagery, and pleasantly jolting rhythms. Each song progresses at its own pace to become more than it starts off as, making this an album I would recommend to anyone who enjoys well-put-together music.

CD-Charts Position 4
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At Mount Zoomer

by: Wolf Parade

Release Date June 17, 2008
This is indie pop with a hard edge and a progressive bent. I was only mildly interested in their first, Apologies to the Queen Mary and didn't even end up buying it, while I find this album probably one of the best this year. What changed? Evaluating their side projects, Plague Park kept me on edge from beginning to end, while Random Spirit Lover only had a couple songs that caught my attention. So undoubtedly, it's probably the case that this album is more influenced by Boeckner than Krug. If you saw Wolf Parade as Krug being "more equal" than Boeckner (kind of like how many view Jack White and Brendan Benson's relations in the Raconteurs), chances are you will find this album lacking. If you liked Plague Park more than ATTQM, chances are you ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 5
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Wolf Parade

by: Wolf Parade

Release Date July 12, 2005
I had heard they were hard rock, even heard them compared to Black Sabbath, but they are not. So I was disappointed. Lots of synth if you like that.

CD-Charts Position 6
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WOLF PARADE EP

by: WOLF PARADE

Release Date July 12, 2005
I had heard they were hard rock, even heard them compared to Black Sabbath, but they are not. So I was disappointed. Lots of synth if you like that.

CD-Charts Position 7
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6 SONG E.P.

by: WOLF PARADE

Release Date
I had heard they were hard rock, even heard them compared to Black Sabbath, but they are not. So I was disappointed. Lots of synth if you like that.

CD-Charts Position 8
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Apologies to the Queen Mary

by: Wolf Parade

Release Date September 26, 2005
This album is replete with highly infectious and original melodies, beautiful & contemplative imagery, and pleasantly jolting rhythms. Each song progresses at its own pace to become more than it starts off as, making this an album I would recommend to anyone who enjoys well-put-together music.