A seemingly infinite amount of instruments are in the mix-up, and thankfully, none of the tracks sounds the same. More than anything, however, its how maximalist the music sounds that gives it such a jolt of grandiose energy. There's a lovable pop appeal that makes you love it the instant you hear it, along with an odd, experimental appeal as well that may turn it away from mainstream listeners, but ultimately, the two join together to create a truly wonderful style that will keep you astounded for days, maybe weeks, on end. Technically, it's an alternative rock album, but it feels like so much more. If you can manage that (which, really, shouldn't be hard), you're in for a treat. Sure, they all sound fantastic on their own, but it's just all the more amazing when everything's compressed together. It's an album to be experienced in it's entirety right from it's opening track (the majestic 'Race For The Prize") to it's closer ("Buggin'", the album's only love song). It's an album to be The Soft Bulletin is an example of an album where you just can't listen to one track off of it to truly appreciate. The Soft Bulletin is an example of an album where you just can't listen to one track off of it to truly appreciate.
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