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- Summary: Legendary 1970s NYC electro-punk duo Suicide, hugely influential on the synth-pop, industrial, and electroclash movements to come in later decades, return with their first new album in ten years.
- Record Label: Mute / Blast First
- Genre(s): Rock, Electronic, Alternative, Punk
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The WirePossibly their best.... Brave, bleak yet compassionate. [#225, p.77]
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UncutThis is audaciously modern in its textural absorption of outre sounds from the 21st-century dance underground. [Dec 2002, p.136]
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American Supreme proves that Suicide can reach backward and still remain ahead of the pack.
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Mojo[A] fractiously funky but resolutely glum return. [Dec 2002, p.108]
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MixerSuicide have rounded the edges on their metal machine music and jettisoned some rubbery retroisms. [Nov 2002, p.77]
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BlenderThe raw, first-take sound of most of these songs is impressive--Suicide remain the most genuinely punk of electronic bands. [#11, p.144]
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American Supreme accomplishes little more than tarnishing their chrome-plated punk and sending it on a winding downward spiral.
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