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| | Fin Fang Foom (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01) |
 | | Additionally, though, Fin Fang Foom makes admirable use of piano and flute, not as hip window dressing but as a way to augment their songs' impact, giving them a considerably more baroque, less typically rock feel. |
 | | In 2001, the band issued their debut full-length, Texture, Structure, and the Condition of Moods, an impressive collection of spacious, sprawling, dark-hued post-punk songs. |
 | | In the tradition of Slint, the band seeks a bleak windswept beauty in its tumultuous but steady instrumental passages, which are anchored more by echoing piano lines than in the past, while offsetting those sections with raw, heartfelt vocals. |
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