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The band is now more of a collaborative project than a Jon Auer-and-Ken Stringfellow-with-hired-guns proposition, and it shows in the eloquence of the songs here.
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The time apart has made the Posies come back fiercer, louder and heavier.
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Q MagazineA red letter day for fans of classic songwriting. [Aug 2005, p.132]
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As inconsistent as it is, Every Kind of Light, the first full-band Posies record of the century, curbs the pair’s excesses enough to reward repeat plays.
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New Musical Express (NME)It's all as comfortable as a favourite battered chair, but give it a chance and you'll discover a gem of a record. [2 Jul 2005, p.64]
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While the lack of further experimentation in the songwriting becomes tiresome after a while, overall the band seems comfortable and happy to be playing together again.
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So it's not the jaw-dropping affirmation of the Posies' non-break-up that we might have hoped for, but Every Kind of Light is ultimately a decent record spiked with a few classic moments of patent posies pop ecstasy.
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Entertainment WeeklyRote arrangements keep the CD from being seen in a flattering Light. [24 Jun 2005, p.165]
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Has only a slightly spottier ratio of hits to misses than their best albums.
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