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10.0
644
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Uncut
Punk before they called it that. Weird.Loud. Thrilling.
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9.2
639
9.2 |
Pitchfork
Their one album was revolutionary, but sparked no revolution, due to circumstances beyond the band's control.
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9.0
637
9.0 |
NME
It’s rock’n’roll at its rawest: tribal rhythms, feedback, drones and nihilistic lyrics... as incredible and incendiary as music can get.
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9.0
641
9.0 |
The Quietus
As unique a document of musical instinct and irreverence in collision, carried by total, insular commitment to the project, as you're ever likely to find. Or even dream up.
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8.0
642
8.0 |
The Sunday Times
Positively bristling with demented beat-group nihilism, furious yodelling, and slurries of guitar noise and pendulous percussion.
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8.0
643
8.0 |
The Times
Forty-four years on, I Hate You and Blast Off! have lost not a molecule of their convulsively venal nihilism.
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8.0
638
8.0 |
Observer Music Monthly
A real gem... anarchic garage protest songs. Influential and beloved of Jack White, Mark E Smith and Iggy Pop.
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8.0
640
8.0 |
The Independent
Made up of GIs in Germany, the Monks were the musical equivalent of Art Brut, neo-primitivists who discovered the primal Velvet Underground beat years before the Velvets... some of the finest fuzz-guitar sounds ever heard on disc.
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