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- Summary: The second full-length album for the electronic duo of Anateus Roy and Bryant Rutledge includes influences from such music genres as techno, footwork, and drum 'n' bass.
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- Record Label: Monkeytown
- Genre(s): Electronic, Garage, Pop/Rock, Club/Dance, Dubstep, Neo-Electro
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Q MagazineJun 20, 2012It makes you feel like you've stepped into a funhouse built by Picasso out of neon light and awesomeness. [Jun 2012, p.106]
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May 3, 2012With Memory, it's apparent that Lazer Sword have toiled over the big picture, leaving little room for twelve-inch singles, all the while crafting an absorbing full-listen.
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May 9, 2012Lazer Sword are in full command on Memory, an album that finds them coming into their own as well as exploring new territory.
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May 3, 2012Lazer Sword's somewhat gloomy sophomore album does still represent a largely enjoyable body of work that packs in plenty of well-executed ideas.
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May 3, 2012It's about as modern an electronic record as you can get. It's pretty much safe to say that 'Memory' won't be fading for a while.
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MagnetMay 24, 2012The energy is different [from previous releases], more mature and refined. [No.87 p.56]
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May 3, 2012Well-observed references [to different traditions, including the Detroit techno scene] may outnumber any attempts at innovation by some margin, but that doesn't detract from the pleasure of a defining sound lovingly revisited.
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