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Pitchfork 8.1/10 The masked psychedelic band Goat claim their project stems from a long-running collective of townspeople in their small Swedish village: People have been playing under the name Goat in various incarnations for decades, but this nine-song, steady-burning World Music is the first proper release.
The Line of Best Fit 8/10 Swedish five-piece serve an album-sized bowl of excellent voodoo freak-beat broth. Main ingredients: the rhythmic exuberance of Afrobeat and grizzled psych-rock.
Clash 8/10 Goat are a mysterious collective from the remote village of Korpolombolo in the dark forests of Sweden, a place apparently haunted by a voodoo curse dating back centuries.
Pop Matters 8/10 Once upon a time, many moons ago, in the tiny Swedish hamlet of Korpolombolo, a voodoo witch doctor came to town.
The Guardian 5/5 Goat's psychedelic krautrock-disco is stupendously good fun, however much you believe of their outlandish backstory, writes <strong>Tom Hughes</strong>
