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May 16, 2012The tracks are well made and good stuff, but on the whole Urban Turban feels a little too all over the shop to pack the wallop it deserves.
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May 29, 2012I can assure you that you will not stand still while listening to this album.
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May 29, 2012Urban Turban is more grin-inducing than a piano-playing cat.
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May 22, 2012Several [guest singers] distinguish themselves‑-SoKo all breathy, Lorraine nice and rough‑-as does (Tjinder) Singh, changing up the rhythms as he "milks" his usual tiny store of melody.
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May 16, 2012After 21 years, it's hard to believe Tjinder Singh and Ben Ayres are still capable of producing moments as vivid and relevant as these.
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May 15, 2012Urban Turban is consolidation for Cornershop, pulling together old and new tracks and showing as many hands as they can.
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May 15, 2012All of this is creative and fun, but also a little half-baked, and ultimately impersonal.
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May 11, 2012There's the occasional meander and they'd surely revel in a bigger production budget, but there's nobody remotely like them and few who seem to actually enjoy being in a band more.
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May 11, 2012Urban Turban feels especially emblematic of a band that's fully liberated itself from any commercial or audience expectations and shifted its experimental ethos into overdrive.
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MojoJul 19, 2012Urban Turban is another irresistible Cornershop mash-up. [Aug 2012, p.86]
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May 24, 2012Inconsistency's a little too much the watchword, but there are none more Something For Everyone.
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UncutMay 14, 2012Mostly, it's funky pop, half-deconstructed and relentlessly optimistic. [Jun 2012, p.71
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MagnetMay 11, 2012Full of life and sunshine. [No.87, p.53]
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Jul 18, 2021Some tracks are enjoyable, but the overall sound of the album is just tasteless.