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A quirkier affair than their previous works.
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Alternative PressWhile the album certainly is a lot of fun, it may turn off fans who have come to expect moody electronica from the Hartnolls. [Oct 2001, p.98]
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MagnetThe Hartnolls sound more relaxed and at ease than they did on their last album. [#51, p.105]
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Orbital have once again managed to make an album that's precisely what you'd expect from them, while being neither dull nor predictable.
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UrbThe Altogether is, all stated evidence to the contrary, a remarkable work. Why? Because it is the product of two brothers who, understanding that they can kid neither the audience nor themselves, mapped a musical course based on their root love -- musical energy -- and never strayed. [Sep 2001, p.147]
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An astonishingly cheeky affair, and arguably less stylistically cohesive than any Orbital album since their underrated debut
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While it has a few rough patches, the Hartnoll brothers' latest effort proves that they're still at the top of the electronic music heap.
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The duo's most commercial and downright joyous album to date.
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May 4, 2015An excellent album... "Funny Break (One is Enough)", "Doctor?" and "Tension" are the best tracks from the album, the high-light of Orbital discography
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RanmaCDec 29, 2002