Neva Dinova Most of the songs barely hit the three-minute mark, but Neva Dinova never rushes. Although such a steady pace has its disadvantages (the middle third of the album stalls with its sameness), the mellower vibe allows the songs to breathe and grow. In particular, "Supercomputer" benefits from the slow treatment, as the group's attention to detail highlights its subtle humor ("We're starting to need you/Them zeros can't cut it") and the haunting harmonies that accent key words in Bellows's a cappella verse. -- Catherine P. Lewis
.: Originally published: The Washington Post: 9 May 2008, Page WE07
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