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http://drownedinsound.com/releases/1...4140993?ticker

This article gave 6/10 but had a real dig at the 'pop' sound of the album.

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Now that was an honest review.

allmusic.com chimes in. . .
 

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Resident Advisor - http://www.residentadvisor.net/review-view.aspx?id=7902

They give it 4/5
Great quote - "As always, Underworld make perfect music for travelling—if you're somewhere you can't dance, you should at least be in a car or train or bus, anything moving forward and fast."

Some of the comments on the review are quite funny:
"I'm a huge fan of Underworld, but I'm so disappointed... Hamburg hotel is OK, but it doesn't have this feeling I used to love, this underworld atmosphere... And listening to tracks like 'between stars' feels just like being in a nightmare where Underworld makes crappy eurodance. And you can't wake up."

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reviewed in Playlist - the saturday version of the Times, entertainment magazine (will transcribe when i get the chance)

best review yet they gave it 5/5 and said...

If you like this album you will also like: New Order - Technique / Underworld - Dubnobasswithmyheadman

made me lol, as these are my two fav albums of all time...

and i think i've said elsewhere that this is the best album since dubno, and i think i mentioned somewhere else that this was akin to being Underworld's 'Technique'.

i didn't write the review - but the reviewer is coming from the same place i am - made me happy :)

rock on.. Heaven! Heaven!....

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doesn't like 75% of this board feel that way?

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not sure? thought there was a big moby / chems following... not sure everyone is New Order made as me and BLD

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lol moby following.

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You're not alone on this one, Matt ;)

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i was thinking about the same... :rolleyes:

and it seems i'm also jumping into the new order fan pile.

EDIT: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/culture/m...CD-review.html