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They've got an amazing musical connection between them and its evident on this tight, pulsating, thumping record.
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UrbA reminder of artists like the Breeders. [Mar 2006, p.122]
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Cuts Across the Land is a strong, self-assured debut, even if the Duke Spirit needs to work a little harder to escape the long shadow of their forebears.
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Alternative PressShould you find yourself craving the fleeting rush of a dark, well-crafted pop song, Cuts Across The Land does wonders for, well, the spirit. [May 2006, p.176]
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Under The RadarDecidedly raw and unprocessed. [#13, p.91]
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Cuts Across offers a surprisingly persuasive clutch of rock ‘n roll that beg for barnstorming live performances.
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Despite the blemishes, Cuts Across the Land is a surprisingly galvanized and consistent offering.
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An energised and impassioned, justly confident debut.
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A melodic masterpiece of boldly indignant malevolent spite.
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Q MagazineA commanding debut. [Jun 2005, p.113]
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Cuts Across the Land is an impressive debut from a promisingly assured and frequently striking group.
User score distribution:
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Positive: 9 out of 11
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Mixed: 2 out of 11
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Negative: 0 out of 11
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timFeb 20, 2007Great record. Her voice is pure and lovly
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GinaTMay 9, 2006Cuts rocks and swings, has personality, and and updates beautifully tastemaking sounds!
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MichaelMay 8, 2006seriously one of my favorite albums this year . . . really fun band live.