The Best Indie-Pop of 2007

By Dave Heaton

2007 was a year of independent thinking, where fresh and experienced bands alike stubbornly set off on their own course. [12 December 2007]

Of Montreal: Jon Brion Remix EP

By Evan Sawdey

This EP teases at what could've been: a full-fledged meeting of eccentric minds that not only works, but sounds almost exactly like what you'd expect it to. [24 February 2009]

Of Montreal: Skeletal Lamping

By Evan Sawdey

Following Hissing Fauna, it shouldn't be too surprising that Skeletal Lamping is a bit of a let-down, but it's still a nonsensical dancefloor freakfest that only Kevin Barnes could pull off. [20 October 2008]

Of Montreal: Icons, Abstract Thee

By Michael Keefe

This EP offers some tasty leftovers from Of Montreal's excellent 2007 full-length, Hissing Fauna, Are You the Destroyer?. [27 June 2007]

COUNTERPOINT: Of Montreal

By Kevin Pearson

Care-free stuff or kiddy fluff? Longtime Of Montreal fan Kevin Peterson takes the band to task on some of the points that our first reviewer, Lyra Pappin, raised with reverie. [4 April 2007]

Of Montreal

By Lyra Pappin

A friend of mine complains that his students draw dark, depressing images. I suggested they start listening to Of Montreal... [2 April 2007]

Of Montreal: Hissing Fauna, Are You the Destroyer?

By Vladimir Wormwood

Depression, isolation, infidelity, violence; Of Montreal once more in top form. [1 February 2007]

Of Montreal: Satanic Twins

By Mike Schiller

Satanic Twins was meant for the club, and as a collection of club tunes, it does just fine. [15 January 2007]

Of Montreal: Deflated Chime, Foals Flower Sibylline Responses

By Nate Dorr

With only two new tracks padded with a couple old favorites, this peculiar tour EP may be best examined as if it were a 7" single. [9 June 2006]

Of Montreal: The Early Four Track Recordings

By Patrick Schabe

Series of reissues offers recent fans a chance to turn back the clock to Of Montreal's formative years and explore the progression out of the garage and into indie pop brilliance. [12 May 2006]

Of Montreal: Satanic Panic in the Attic

By Salvatore Ciolfi

Of Montreal

By Chris Bailey

Of Montreal: Aldhills Arboretum

By Dave Heaton

    Of Montreal: Horse & Elephant Eatery (No Elephants Allowed): The Singles & Songles Album

By Dave Heaton

    Of Montreal: Coquelicot Asleep in the Poppies

By Kevin Mathews

For indie-pop band Of Montreal, playing can be hard work [15 October 2007]

Of Montreal - “I’m So Tired” (live)