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10.0
143727
10.0 |
Spill Magazine
Regardless of one’s opinion of Moby, this release demonstrates his creative abilities and has the potential to engage a broad audience
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8.0
143745
8.0 |
musicOMH
Regenerating his introverted side, this straight-from-the-heart outing offers private musical ambience to soothe and console
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8.0
143748
8.0 |
Clash
In dealing with his own anxiety and insomnia, Moby has created a 14-track state of therapy for his own mind but kindly offered it to the world. It is the offering of one of the genius producers of our time
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7.5
143729
7.5 |
Hot Press
Gone are the house beats and dancefloor licks that characterised his most successful work, replaced by minimalist piano and heavily orchestrated synths, with occasional guest vocalists
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7.0
143726
7.0 |
All Music
"The Opposite of Fear" is a truly serene sound bath, with glowing, shivering synths in no rush to head anywhere. Elsewhere, there are several surprisingly abstract and meandering solo piano pieces recalling Ryuichi Sakamoto's work in the same vein
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7.0
144317
7.0 |
Sputnik Music (staff)
Overall, the album achieves its goal, unfolding a soulful listen with just about enough songs with vocals to keep you attentive throughout as well. It is also a nice change of pace for those who follow Moby’s more recent releases, but worth checking for anyone who is into ambient music too
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6.0
143728
6.0 |
Far Out
There are high points, particularly the song ‘On Air’ with vocals from Serpentwithfeet, but there does come a limit to how many slow-wrought piano pieces one can bear in a single listen
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