Mogwai Every Country's Sun (White Opaque)

"EVERY COUNTRY'S SUN demonstrates that the reported softening of Mogwai's sound hasn't curtailed the adventure crammed into first single 'Coolverine,' which deconstructs and grows an austere, ascending punk riff over shape-shifting drums."
"Coolverine opens proceedings at a glide, as a burbling synth is soon deftly woven upon with chiming arpeggiated guitars, deep-bass anxiety, further keyboard textures and a mangled non-beat of textbook post-rock avoid-the-obviousness."
Paste (magazine) - "Their synth-drenched sound and soaring set-ups make for an unusual combination, one that delivers alluring, if occasionally elusive, melodies and rich atmospheric textures. It's psych rendered in an unusually accessible and articulate way."
Pitchfork (Website) - "Mogwai find their center of gravity. Finally, these Glaswegians are having fun again, loosening up and dirtying up, but with purpose and fire."