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- Summary: This is the second full-length release for the Band formed by Benge, Tunng's Phil Winter, and Stephen Mallinder.
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- Record Label: Memetune
- Genre(s): Electronic, Club/Dance
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The WireNov 8, 2016The songs have an irresistible quality of self-reflection. [Oct 2016, p.60]
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UncutSep 26, 2016The second album is a little more groove-oriented than the trio's 2014 debut LA Spark. [Nov 2016, p.40]
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MojoSep 26, 2016There are points of similarity here with Kraftwerk, particularly on Clockwork, the electro and house styles of '8-s Cabaret Voltaire, the pumping bears if Front 242, and also the percolating sequencers of Favtory Floor. [Oct 2016, p.99]
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Oct 7, 2016Shimmering industrial dance pulses seem so back in vogue that it’s almost as if no-one ever laughed at Nitzer Ebb. Hence, Wrangler’s second studio album, generally much less brutal than Nitz, but featuring a few lyrics undercooked enough to have featured in the latter’s back-catalogue, may be ploofing about at just the right time.
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Q MagazineSep 26, 2016White Glue departs little from the scratchy template of La Spark but sounds more confident, if still just as nasty. [Nov 2016, p.114]
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Sep 26, 2016Wrangler sounds neither like a Mallinder solo project (which of course they don't want to be) nor like your average electronic jam band (which they are pretending to not want to be either). If White Glue is a dance album, it only succeeds half of the time. If it is something else, it is not clear what exactly.
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