Dios (malos), Dios (Malos) - 51m 26s

Tracks & Durations

1. Feels Good Being Somebody	3:15
2. Say Anything	4:20
3. I Want It ALL	2:46
4. So Do I	5:08
5. EPK	5:53
6. Tokyo Sunrise (excerpt from flight sequence)	3:10
7. Grrrl...	2:45
8. No Dance Now	3:18
9. I Feel Fine ALL the Time	3:16
10. My Broken Bones	6:30
11. Later Skater	4:11
12. Old Field REcordings	6:47

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Review

The Phil Ek-produced sophomore album by Hawthorne, CA-based indie-pop band Dios is joyful and weird, but not too weird. The songs on (Malos) are nice songs that seem like not a whole lot is happening in them, just some unexpected yacht rock sensibilities creeping subtly into pleasant genre-morphing exercises. Then you find yourself listening to the album for the seventh time that day and you realize this stuff is really, really good. They have some of the overreaching ethos of Olivia Tremor Control and Super Furry Animals, but not in any crippling way. They're not afraid to experiment, but they're not Wolf Eyes either, you dig? If you love the Move, Grandaddy, the Shins and the Radar Brothers, then this is probably already your favorite band and you know that this is thus far their best record, and all is right with the world. --Mike McGonigal

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