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While Erasure certainly didn't need the "return to form" album at this point in their career, they nailed it and brought better songwriting along for the ride.
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BillboardThis is signature Erasure, and fans will find it pure delight. [26 May 2007]
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A batch of keyboard-driven dance tunes that could easily have been recorded in the early 1990s -- and for fans, that's good news.
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As shimmering and energetic as anything the group released during its late-'80s prime.
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This is classic timeless pop.
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When it all comes together, as it does on the amazing singles "I Could Fall in Love with You" and "Sunday Girl," the effect is intoxicating. Music like this makes you happy to be alive. When it doesn't come together, as on "How My Eyes Adore You", the result isn't unpleasant so much as tedious.
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Erasure remain A-level, mid-tempo melody makers, crafters of classic romantic pop songs with electronica serving as the template.
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Under The RadarNo one has a handle on pop hooks like Erasure does. [#17, p.98]
User score distribution:
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Positive: 6 out of 8
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richardh.Sep 14, 2007