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Twilight Of The Innocents re-announces the group's commitment to melody and proves they have successfully re-ignited their creative spark.
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Other than a few cliched song titles and lyrics (this is rock 'n' roll after all), Twilight of the Innocents actually demonstrates a refreshing maturity and breadth; sure it rocks, but never in a clumsy or callous manner.
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A few songs go a little too far with the crunching stop-start bits and displays of power, at the expense of songwriting, and the closing title track reaches too hard for a grandiosity it doesn't achieve, but otherwise, this is a good album from a band whose ability to make good albums has long been underappreciated.
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Ash come close here to that which has always eluded them: an album that amounts to more than the sum of its singles.
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Twilight Of The Innocents is surprisingly, frustratingly, bafflingly good.
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Energy is embedded into every spare second of Twilight of the Innocents.
User score distribution:
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Positive: 13 out of 14
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Mixed: 1 out of 14
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Negative: 0 out of 14
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Oct 13, 2011
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JoachimH.Aug 26, 2007
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DGBJul 12, 2007Fantastic album. It a disgrace that it charted so badly.