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The album is the perfect accompaniment for getting lost in a city, with twists and turns that tease the brain and put the listener into an esoteric daze. There are traces of Animals-era Pink Floyd, Sunn O))), Popul Vuh and plenty of shoegaze titans on this eight-track album. Yoo Doo Right show they are masters of composition as each song beautifully bleeds into one another.<\/p>\n
The jumpy, hallucinatory \"March Des Vivants\" evokes a calming and euphoric trance, while the repeated vocals of \"Back up \/ You're moving too fast\" in the almighty (and brilliantly named) \"The Moral Compass of a Self-Driving Car\" recalls several of the best scenes of the early '60s, moving from heavy, fuzz-filled mayhem to discreet, pillowy psychedelia. The title track begins like something on the Black Angels' Passover with a dark and menacing post-rock outro, while\"Join, Be Curst\" melds Persian scales with doom metal atmospherics thanks to heavy bends and massive drums.<\/p>\n
Yoo Doo Right have collaborated with local post-rock luminaries Godspeed You! Black Emperor, toured with Japanese psych wizards Acid Mothers Temple and taken their name from a Can song.Don't Think You Can Escape Your Purpose proves that they can sit comfortably amongst their heroes.(Mothland)<\/p>\n
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