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Out of Nothing is a truly exceptional album.
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Whereas before Embrace always harboured that tendency to fuss over minutiae, to pore over every detail with such attention that betrayed self-consciousness, their fourth studio album, Out Of Nothing, finally sees them free of their own fastidiousness.
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Out Of Nothing is a wonderfully affecting album that is the band's best to date.
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[Shows] a renewed sense of purpose.
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Never have they turned in an effort as pretty or economical as Out of Nothing.
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MojoFinally, Embrace deliver a poignant and prolonged rush of blood to the head. [Oct 2004, p.116]
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Under The RadarMaintains the quintet's dramatic style, with emotionally charged, lofty hooks and an uplifting spirit. [#9]
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Entertainment WeeklyA set of bombastic, fist-pumping pop downers for the terminally lovelorn and musically ecstatic. [8 Jul 2005, p.67]
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If only Embrace gave us more of the spacey, Mercury Rev-style psychedelia of "Near Life" (sans McNamara's poorly mumbled vocals), it'd be easier to forgive their lack of imagination.
User score distribution:
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Positive: 9 out of 11
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Mixed: 1 out of 11
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Negative: 1 out of 11
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JohnEAug 2, 2007Incredible music with beautiful lyrics.
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LukeDaveyof2LincolnCottagesBrightonApr 10, 2006
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BillTNov 19, 2005Uplifting Stuff