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Feb 24, 2015This version of Gang of Four is clearly Gill’s vision, and if the group doesn’t sound as tightly wound as they did in their first incarnation, the angular guitar attack and the relentless pounding of the drums is a clear indication that the fire still burns within.
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Mar 6, 2015They’ve fashioned a rich and powerfully diverse record.
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Classic Rock MagazineFeb 26, 2015It's to Gill's credit that the band have retained their venom, spitting out terse rhythms and thick squirts of electronica. [Apr 2015, p.95]
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Q MagazineFeb 25, 2015Though Gang Of Four are the same bracing proposition as they ever were, 2015's literary imagery and less blokey vibe mark a successful leap sideways. [Apr 2015, p.100]
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UncutFeb 19, 2015A lucid and accomplished departure. [Mar 2015, p.76]
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Entertainment WeeklyFeb 20, 2015When left to his own devices, leader Andy Gill tends to get bogged down in political moaning, but the guests keep Next mostly spry. [27 Feb 2015, p.64]
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Feb 23, 2015It’s hard to weigh out music so that it balances between intelligent and the danceable as the old Gang of Four did. Gill has made an excellent effort of it here but there’s some reapportioning that needs to be done.