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Photos: cover art and packaging for promotional single released to radio airplay | Photos: cover art and packaging for promotional single released to radio airplay | ||
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The song was well-received by many critics. NME described it as "elegant and dreamy", while Consequence of Sound declared that it as "heroic". Spin magazine's review of Oceania focused on Byrne's drumming on Panopticon, stating "the impressive, tom-heavy rumble of "Panopticon" quickly asserts his lithe, explosive, decidedly Jimmy Chamberlain-esque ferocity, a deft balance of muscle and sinew." Artistdirect also emphasized Byrne's contribution by describing his drumming as "flawless percussive propulsion", and the Seattle Post-Intelligencer noted Nicole Fiorentino's "highly musical bass lines". | The song was well-received by many critics. NME described it as "elegant and dreamy", while Consequence of Sound declared that it as "heroic". Spin magazine's review of Oceania focused on Byrne's drumming on Panopticon, stating "the impressive, tom-heavy rumble of "Panopticon" quickly asserts his lithe, explosive, decidedly Jimmy Chamberlain-esque ferocity, a deft balance of muscle and sinew." Artistdirect also emphasized Byrne's contribution by describing his drumming as "flawless percussive propulsion", and the Seattle Post-Intelligencer noted Nicole Fiorentino's "highly musical bass lines". | ||
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{{Social media/Twitter|"Panopticon" released September 15, 2012! NME described the song as "elegant and dreamy", while Spin praised Byrne's drumming. Corgan used a Kimberly Bison guitar (nicknamed "Kimberly Kay") in the recording – the same guitar used on "Mayonaise" and "1979". <nowiki>https://spcodex. | {{Social media/Twitter|"Panopticon" released September 15, 2012! NME described the song as "elegant and dreamy", while Spin praised Byrne's drumming. Corgan used a Kimberly Bison guitar (nicknamed "Kimberly Kay") in the recording – the same guitar used on "Mayonaise" and "1979". <nowiki>https://spcodex.wiki/Panopticon</nowiki>}} | ||