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MagnetSep 18, 2014After The End is disappointing because Merchandise has already proven it can do more. [No. 113, p.59]
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Q MagazineAug 28, 2014The only sticking point is frontman Carson Cox's vocals. He's so curiously low in the mix at times that it gives the impression of a man absentmindedly wandering through his own songs. [Sep 2014, p.111]
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Aug 26, 2014Crescendoing tracks like "True Monument" sound positively lush--at least if you ignore the dopey lyrics about "the cruelty of kindness" and other clichés.
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Alternative PressAug 19, 2014The anthems still have Morrissey and Marr in their DNA, but they pout more than they roar. [Sep 2014, p.108]
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Aug 25, 2014It's the marginal elements--the filtered fade-outs, the incongruous sci-fi bleeping between tracks--that suggest a more interesting band struggling to emerge.