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of Montreal: Paranoic Intervals/Body Dysmorphia

Inspired by the theory of simulated reality and extended 80's club remixes, of Montreal frontman Kevin Barnes abandoned the familiar approaches used on previous albums.

By Ariana Morgenstern • Feb 6, 2018 • 1 min read

Inspired by the theory of simulated reality and extended 80's club remixes, of Montreal frontman Kevin Barnes abandoned the familiar approaches used on previous albums. Working alone this time, Barnes forges ahead with an exciting dance beat on “Paranoic Intervals/Body Dysmorphia.

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of Montreal: Paranoic Intervals/Body Dysmorphia

Inspired by the theory of simulated reality and extended 80's club remixes, of Montreal frontman Kevin Barnes abandoned the familiar approaches used on previous albums.

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of Montreal: Paranoic Intervals/Body Dysmorphia

Inspired by the theory of simulated reality and extended 80's club remixes, of Montreal frontman Kevin Barnes abandoned the familiar approaches used on previous albums.

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