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The album has all the tenets of this particular variety of electronic music: relatively simple, slightly lounge-tinged chord structures, spastic synth melodies, and stereotypical drum machine beats. What makes Unreasonable Behaviour of note is the fact that, at his best, Garnier understands the single greatest asset of the type of music he's working with: it sounds really cool. Unreasonable Behaviour excels through simple flourishes-- the thundering bass synth in "The Warning," the blaring trumpet in "The Man with the Red Face," and the flanged snare drum of "Forgotten Thoughts." - Pitchfork