Cover of No Balance Palace

No Balance Palace

Kashmir

10 October 2005

Average
6.7
Ratings
18
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Tracklist 11 tracks, 45:59
  1. 1Kalifornia5:27
  2. 2Jewel Drop4:20
  3. 3The Cynic4:23
  4. 4Ophelia3:56
  5. 5Diana Ross0:31
  6. 6The Curse of Being a Girl3:39
  7. 7She's Made of Chalk5:06
  8. 8Ether5:21
  9. 9Snowman3:14
  10. 10Black Building1:58
  11. 11No Balance Palace8:03

Reviews

Rated 6/10

It's a tired comparison but an apt one: Nordic Radiohead. Specifically it sounds like a mix of Hail to the Thief and In Rainbows, which is interesting because this came out between the two. The album starts off very strong and I was originally going to give this a 4, but it runs out of steam very quickly. It also has Bowie and Lou Reed featuring on separate tracks, interestingly.

Should it be on the main list: No

Top 3 songs: Kalifornia, Jewel Drop, She's Made Of Chalk

Rated 4/10

The singer sounds distractingly like a knockoff Thom Yorke which is hurting it for me because it's tough to be compared to Radiohead. Other than that I thought it was decent. Good production.

Rated 6/10

Woah, guest spots by Bowie and Lou Reed. Perfectly acceptable 2000s indie rock sound.

Rated 8/10

Was worried when it started that it was going to be another Oasis knockoff, but then as it got going it started mixing in more radiohead & other post-rock type sounds. Made for a good blend overall!

Rated 8/10

This was a good listen, and I'd listen to it again.

Rated 8/10

The dark palace track felt out of place, but the rest of the album was atmospherically awesome

Rated 6/10

Bizarre, with cool guest appearances. Doesn't sound Danish at all - was a shock to find out where they're from Legoland!

Rated 4/10

Radiohead for people who found Kid A too weird.

Rated 10/10

Favorite songs: She's Made of Chalk, Kalifornia, Ophelia, The Cynic

Least favorite songs: Ether

5/5

Rated 8/10

Enjoyed this. Clearly influenced by Radiohead which is obviously a good thing, impressive to get Bowie and reed on the album, added to my frequent rotation,