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Feb 12, 2014It’s a testament to how much Callahan has evolved that an album under his name can exist with his vocals largely absent. The productions have become as much of the imagery as his songwriting.
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Jan 24, 2014At its best, on “Ride My Dub”, “Expanding Dub” and “Call It Dub”, the results offer snatched glimpses of the eternal in the fleeting moment. Even better than its parent album.
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Jan 21, 2014Though hardly essential for anyone but hardcore fans, it's a solid stab at the subgenre.
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Jan 23, 2014At its best, Have Fun With God works well as an experiment and as a listening puzzle to work through.
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Feb 7, 2014Even if Have Fun With God occasionally meanders or strips its source material back a little too far, its value lies in the way it extends the course of Dream River (which itself sounds like a continuation of Callahan's 2011 magnum opus, Apocalypse)
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UncutFeb 3, 2014[The] mostly instrumental pieces point up the rich musical subtleties and contemplative mellowness of the originals. [Mar 2014, p.72]
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Jan 21, 2014It makes me want to evaporate the self and distill it just as Callahan distilled Dream River’s eight songs into these new amoeba-fluid, shape-shifting dub versions.
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Jan 22, 2014The end result is an album sure to be a curiosity for fans but likely to be lost on everyone else.