Overhyped. Music Has the Right to Children was fresh and new, but they've been doing the same thing on subsequent albums. yes, geogaddi was more subliminal and darker in tone, while Campfire and the EPs were cheerier, it all sounds sort of the same to me...squishy beats, drones and backtracking, cool in moderation, not over and over again. Just my two cents. That, plus the fact that their tunes make me feel creepy and manipulated, but not in a good way
