The sonic equivalent of a stolen gun with its numbers sanded off: sexy, groovy, mysterious, scary. [Apr 2001, p.94]

When US aren't dipping into other musical genres to "keep it fresh," the classic blippy sound shines through on "Love Song" and "Punk Club." [Aug 2001, p.82]

Expertly produced with perfected lyrical skills. [Oct 2001, p.84]

A wobbly collage of sampledelic disco dementia. [Jan 2003, p.73]

Sounds more like a greatest hits collection than a singular artistic statement.... Drukqs is unparalleled in its production and undeniable in its brilliance. [Nov 2001, p.73]

Suicide have rounded the edges on their metal machine music and jettisoned some rubbery retroisms. [Nov 2002, p.77]

The cuts resonate with more creativity and originality than most stuff on the shelves. [Apr 2002, p.82]

One of the year's best drum 'n' bass albums. [Dec 2002, p.74]

His most refined sound to date. [Jul 2001, p.80]

The album will wear thin on short-attention-spanned listeners who need their dance albums dosed with a bit more variety. [Aug 2002, p.79]

Van Helden gets it spot-on as he manages to take the genre by the scruff of its neck and give it the shakedown that it needs once in awhile. [Oct 2001, p.88]

With its soaring guitars and crashing drums, Tweekend sounds more like a rock album than an electronic album. [Aug 2001, p.77]

Fans of Squarepusher's trademark schizophrenic d'n'b beats will enjoy the title cut.... Other tracks completely disintegrate into severe experimentalism, changing from music to art-sound installations. [Oct 2002, p.81]

The most poignant artistic statement of his career. [May 2002, p.70]

An engaging, challenging listen. [Apr 2002, p.77]

Some songs do morph into mere mood pieces... but Charango remains a fine return to form. [AUg 2002, p.80]

A freakazoid musical pastiche. [Oct 2002, p.83]

A work that displays more forward-thinking musical maturity than any diva in her league. May 2002, p.72]

Lots of rock stars have proclaimed their kinship for DJ culture, but Perry Farrell's passion seems to be one of the more genuine. [Jul 2001, p.82]

It's all ground we've covered before, but Jamiroquai do it so well and with such style that it is still worth a tumble. [Sep 2001, p.86]

A deep, dark and dirty affair. [June 2002, p.88]

The boys are as competent on straightforward dance tracks as they are on Verve-esque pop-rock cuts. [Jul 2002, p.80]

David has composed 10 songs that work together as a concept album. But for everyday listening? Well, that's a somewhat different story. [Jun 2002, p.87]