Once More With Feeling... is available as a 10" pressed on heavyweight audiophile vinyl at Optimal in Germany, and comes in a heavyweight printed sleeve with a download code for 320 kbps MP3 copy of the EP.
1. Pill
2. New Calm Pt. 2
3. New Calm Pt. 3
4. Waiting
Running time: 00:24:08
Once More With Feeling... is available as a 10" pressed on heavyweight audiophile vinyl at Optimal in Germany, and comes in a heavyweight printed sleeve with a download code for 320 kbps MP3 copy of the EP.
"The Montreal band's new EP delivers eccentricity and reckless punk clatter... This follow-up to April's excellent More Than Any Other Day debut is a scattergun 24-minute journey, and its every destination is a delight." – NME
"Dynamic and impressive, both doubling down on and expanding outward the charms of the band’s previous record... All these songs have a nervous edge to them, but if Ought cut their teeth on post-punk tension, they also break from it here into various and compelling new directions. All that expansion at the edges of their last record only continues to stretch out on this new EP. This is a band without borders, one that can pull in all directions without snapping." – PopMatters
"A four-track EP that runs for the best part of 25 minutes and possesses more depth, more intrigue, than most full-lengths running to twice as long... [Ought's music] sounds like it could fall apart at any time, that every second of its existence is a precarious balancing act between raw passion and remarkable poise. “Hear me, now, that I am dead inside.” Yet this band is everything but, and an easy sell indeed given even cursory exposure. We should all be feeling this together, now." – Clash
"These four tracks... continue to showcase Ought’s unique brand of intelligent indie; distilling what should be straightforward angular guitar pop into raucous, angst ridden rhythms and head-rattling post-punk jangles... Ought’s music holds undeniable echoes of the past, but their triumph is in a vitality of presentation. They transcend accusations of post-punk pastiche because they don’t make music that sounds like Television or Talking Heads, they make music that sounds like the first time you heard Television or Talking Heads. And if these four tracks prove anything, it’s that even when working from off-cuts, the band continue to thrill with their unrivalled promise and exuberance." – Drowned In Sound
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