Mercury Rev's "Born Horses" represents a bold artistic commitment, creating a unique sound that prioritizes authenticity and experimentation over market appeal.
The album's recording process reflects a determination to embrace vulnerability and experimentation, illustrating the band's journey from commercial struggles to artistic expression.
Jonathan Donahue’s departure from his signature style to a more profound vocal approach marks a significant, albeit jarring, evolution that aims to redefine their musical identity.
With influences ranging from Robert Creeley to Blade Runner, "Born Horses" suggests an ambition to intertwine poetry and music, though it risks alienating those expecting traditional sound.
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