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Escape From New York

65daysofStatic

Escape From New York

Live release from the English post-rock instrumental outfit

Label
Monotreme
UK Release date
20/04/2009
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  1. 8.0 |   Clash

    Captured at both Madison Square Gardens and the titular city’s Radio City Music Hall... does what so few live albums manage: it delivers the thrills of the live experience
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  2. 8.0 |   The Quietus

    It would be cynical to write off Escape From New York as a between albums cash in, especially as in never for one microsecond feels like one - notwithstanding it still proves that there are some bands that you simply just have to see live.
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  3. 4.0 |   Drowned In Sound

    Is it something directly aimed at the Cure fans who saw them on this tour and might find One Time for All Time alarmingly subtle? A memento for themselves? Or a dark warning of things to come?
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