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Q MagazineAn inspired, invigorating concoction. [Feb 2002, p.108]
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MojoThe quirky rhythmic tics remain, as do the cheeky little melodies, but this is a tougher and funkier project altogether. [Feb 2002, p.100]
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UrbJump Leads mixes up so many tasty ingredients -- vocals, live instruments, a lysergic meltdown of beats -- that it could be the album that sees Cobby and McSherry getting the acclaim they deserve. [Mar 2002, p.115]
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SpinIt's the album's studied organic liveness that resonates the longest. [Mar 2002, p.137]
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Jump Leads has a few more slip-ups than its immediate predecessor, A Touch of Cloth, but I'd like to think they result from the addition of a vocalist (Steve Edwards of Presence) rather than being an indication of pending obsolescence.
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Jump Leads escalates the surging energy infused in their up-tempo and electrifying approach.
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Jump Leads plays like a tourist's relaxed sojourn through resort-ready electronic aestheticism, but at its best, the album casts Fila Brazillia as a worthwhile guide more than a hapless hanger-on.
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MixerTheir most consistent, simplied effort. [Feb 2002, p.76]
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Alternative PressFila's prowess on bass and guitar keeps the music feeling more composerly than other, more sample-heavy excursions. [Apr 2002, p.74]
User score distribution:
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Positive: 2 out of 2
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AndrewS.Apr 13, 2002