Sealed 2003 Album. The First Release On Animal Collective's Own Label. “Informed In Equal Parts By Acid-Fried Psychosis, Crop-Circle Field Recordings, And An Elephants-On-The-Loose Circus Thrash Aesthetic, Animal Collective's Fourth Full-Length Album Rests Roughly At The Meeting Point Between Psychedelic, Noise, And Folk Music. Here Comes The Indian Begins Gently Enough With "Native Belle," A Moody Set Piece That Belies The Album's Clatter With 12 Minutes Of Constrained Rhythmic Builds, Drones, And Squeaks. Things Quickly Explode With The Searing "Hey Light," A Lightning Bolt Of Electrocuted Brass And Human Wails That Sends The Album Careening Into Psychoactive Delirium. Since Everything That Follows -- From The Shrieking Brattle Of "Two Sails On A Sound" To The Enchanted Tribal Vocal Exercises Of "Slippi" To The Slow-Building Celebratory Scuttle Of "Too Soon" -- Feels Similarly Crazed, Drug-Induced, And Apparitional, Here Comes The Indian Makes For Particularly Lucid Listening. Brash, Crass, And Texturally Magnificent, This Is Well Worth Seeking Out.” - Mark Pytlik, AMG