The Double really sounds like a band and less of an audio experiment.  Full text...

Loose in the Air is nocturnal 60's style guitar-based music with a penchant for dub and noise, albeit in compact flourishes.  Full text...

Loose in the Air features several episodes of such pure stray dissonance that one might prematurely conclude the Double are ready to emerge as a full-fledged noise act.  Full text...

On Loose in the Air, the Double has attenuated the noise and cranked up the once-obscured songs. This may be bad news for the purists, but it's a blessing for everyone waiting for a great record from this Brooklyn band.  Full text...

Loose in the Air seems to lack the urgent ingenuity that pervaded the earlier effort.  Full text...

At its heart, Loose in the Air is just a pop album, with cloudy-day to rainy-night melodies slinking through the debris created by the band's wildly careening dynamic.  Full text...

The songs on Loose in the Air might better be described as quirky than experimental, but there The Double has the musical erudition and mechanical knowledge to destabilize even the most conventional pop song—at times the record sounds like a teen melodrama enduring a comet shower.  Full text...

However, if you're growing tired of hearing the usual pop tricks, but crave uptempo beats and hooks, Loose In The Air is the new fix you've been craving.  Full text...