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Generally favorable reviews- based on 8 Ratings
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Positive: 6 out of 8
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Apr 11, 2020Clearly you can't judge this book by it's cover! Jazz, Rock and melodic vocals to suit every taste. I want more.
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Apr 21, 2020I'm ready to forget the occasional, ordinary 90's beat, in the background, for all the rest is simply honey to my ears. oh and my feet, and my hips and.... hand palms.
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Apr 20, 2020The shrill production manned by Ben Hillier over-amplifies the percussion and bass textures, making the entire project muddy in a way that can’t be intentional. While the joy occasionally breaks through (the glitchy From the Mouth is a blast), Melt Yourself Down kneecap themselves repeatedly on 100% Yes.
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Apr 14, 2020Melt Yourself Down combine a pan-global cannon of jazz, afrobeat, and western pop to arrive at a truly thrilling kind of party music. Some parts may be garish, others recall the Klaxons a tad too potently, and some moments are more forgettable than others, but in essence 100% YES is the purest of escapist experiences. The most fun you can have without taking your daily exercise.
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MojoApr 2, 2020Kushal Gaya's vocal hooks bristle with political fury as polyrhythms jostle with George Crowley and Pete Wareham's brass riffs. [May 2020, p.95]