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The WireDec 8, 2011Work (work, work) is a sophisticated response to a reality paralyzed by consumerism. [dec 2011, p.56]
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Nov 3, 2011On the whole, though, these songs are at their best when grounded in low region trickery: rumbles, clipping sounds, droplets, shudders, judders and all manner of absorbed low freak-uency eeriness, as exhilaratingly creepy as anything offered up by trip-hop's most skilled practitioners.
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Oct 4, 2011It may not be exciting, per se, but it speaks to the ultimate appeal of Work (work, work); even in its drugged-up, mournful state, it holds your gaze.
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UncutOct 3, 2011Work is less dramatically monochrome than HTRK's debut, the Coil-like angst replaced with a more subtle existential uncertainty. [Oct 2011, p.89]
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Sep 28, 2011As a mood piece, there are poignant moments, but nothing resembling a clear emotional statement.
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Sep 28, 2011Work (work, work) is a desolate, urban lullaby, deceptively simple and definitely suffocating, but worth a little immersion.
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Sep 28, 2011Continuing a penchant for darkness established on 2009's 'Marry Me Tonight', Work (Work, Work) is probably as grim a sounding record as you're likely to hear.
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Sep 28, 2011There's nothing especially bad here, but once the smoke clears from their bland, bassed-out ambiance, HTRK are another band without a sound to call their own.
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Sep 28, 2011Work (work, work) sounds more like a laborious task than a bracing trip into emotional bedlam and sexual anarchy.