Veckatimest [Digipak] by Grizzly Bear

Pros: "Southern Point" and "Two Weeks" are pure genius; some other thrilling high points later in.
Cons: Too slight at times. Finding those high points amidst the haze can be a challenge.

Sometimes a lot of hype can hurt a band. I think we all know this intuitively, but in an age where it's often believed that bad publicity is better than no publicity, we forget that this sword cuts both ways. Too much good publicity can irritate people, ...

Pros: A hard to describe album that blooms after a few listens
Cons: None

Today was one of those weird late Spring/almost Summer days where it was gray, overcast, and extremely humid yet it never rained. Driving home with my windows down, the white cottonwood fluff was blowing around in the wind creating a surreal ...

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“Having nothing to hate is, in a way, worse than having something to hate.” Well, it's taken me a year, but I finally get what holy_diver was trying ...

Pros: Production, Arrangements, Musicianship, Performances, Instrumentation, Lyrics, & Vocals.
Cons: None.

One of the most original and acclaimed bands of the indie rock music scene, Grizzly Bear is a band that has a strange yet unconventional blend of folk, experimental rock, and psychedelia. Consisting of vocalists/guitarist/keyboardis ts Daniel Rossen ...

Pros: Complex, dynamic song-writing.
Cons: Two very typical, utterly predictable indie-type songs.

Grizzly Bear toured with Radiohead. Now you know they're good.That's more or less the story of their career -- the band's debut, "Horn for Plenty," went virtually undernoticed by the indie mainstream, mostly being a solo project for band ...

Pros: Amazing song writing, vocals
Cons: very difficult to get into

I have been a fan of Grizzly Bear for quite some time now. I was first introduced to them through their critically acclaimed album, Yellow House. I won't lie, I bought the album, played it once. Said "Meh", and tried playing it again the next day, ...