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MojoDec 12, 2011100% Publishing is brimming with energy and ideas. [Aug. 2011, p. 100]
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Aug 26, 2011Stuck in his salad days, the problem isn't so much what Wiley is doing, it's what everyone else has done in the interim.
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The WireAug 17, 2011The production values can't cover for the lack of lyrical pizzazz, [Jul 2011, p.55]
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Aug 5, 2011I would love to hear what 100% Publishing would sound like coming from an artist completely oblivious to commercial label politics and public pressure. There would be a little less bitter posturing, and a lot more being Wiley.
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Q MagazineJul 28, 2011It's this kind of unresolved contradiction -- not to mention the flashes of self-deprecating wit -- that makes this return from the brink so fascinating. [August 2011, p. 112]
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UncutJul 28, 2011Production-wise, his hallmark arrhythmic snares are now sounding a little rote nearly a decade after their inception. [Aug 2011, p.104]
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Jul 12, 2011It seems like in each song Wiley is talking about a million different things all at once, but there's always the possibility that it's totally focused and you're just not keeping up. It's hard to tell.
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Jun 30, 2011The problem for Wiley on 100% Publishing is that things just vary too wildly from song to song.
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Jun 30, 2011Away from his favourite theme, Wiley struggles to bring interest or insight to his workaday observations, and while many of his grimey "eskibeat" grooves have an infectious, spartan quality about them, it's likely that in future they'll be more profitably employed behind other wordsmiths.