Silent Shout
- The Knife
- Band Name: The Knife
- Record Label: Mute / Brille / Rabid
- Release Date: Jul 25, 2006
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100This is one of the most rich and accomplished albums of recent times. Essential.
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100While their sound has become immensely creepier, it has also improbably become more beautiful.
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The musical construction is so jaunty that they can't be serious even if they're cutting their alienated fans out of the joke. [Feb/Mar 2007]
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90A freaky, moving masterpiece. [Aug 2006, p.80]
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While many electronic acts are trying their hand at folkier compositions and attempting to squeeze warmth from the digital realm, The Knife's Silent Shout opts for ice-cold distance. The record suffers nothing for it, instead coming out monolithic and beautiful.
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86As menacing as it is hooky, this is some bracing stuff.
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On Silent Shout, The Knife have shaken off their more tangential musical inclinations and produced an intensely cohesive album, a monochrome rainbow that has emerged from the unfocused torrential rainstorm of before.
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