The album was identified as the sixth-best album of 2013 by FasterLouder . The article referenced the online publication’s March 2013 review of the album, in which it stated: ” I See Seaweed often feels less like a rock album and more like a demented film score”. Over 100 writers from the Music.com.au website ranked the album first in its list of the 20 Best Australian Albums of 2013. Following the end of their tour in support of I See Seaweed in 2014, Noga departed to focus on his solo work and was replaced by a returning Strybosch.
I See Seaweed ranked sixth-best by FasterLouder
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