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9.1
122387
9.1 |
Consequence Of Sound
Mandatory listening for thrash metal fans
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8.0
122362
8.0 |
All Music
There's so much mad joy at the helm - this is a band that would close their shows with a faithful cover of the Alan Parsons Project ballad "Time" while masked and covered in blood - that the material feels bracing, vital, and rooted in the present
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8.0
122385
8.0 |
Exclaim
Opting to re-record a largely unknown demo is a fitting way to bring closure to Mr. Bungle's catalogue
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8.0
122386
8.0 |
Kerrang!
Grown men revisiting their youthful hijinks should be a terrible idea or, to borrow an FNM title, a midlife crisis. Instead, this record is an absolute rager, testament to both the original material and the present-day dedication of its lunatic creators
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7.0
122383
7.0 |
Clash
For believers, it’s great to have them back. Newcomers can use it as an introduction to one of music’s weirder adventurers before deciding whether to shit or get off the pot
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7.0
122384
7.0 |
The Music
A very welcome reimagining
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5.0
122529
5.0 |
Sungenre
This rerecording is stronger than the original, given the group’s collective experience and studio improvements, but in translation Patton and company may have lost the point
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1.0
122464
1.0 |
Spectrum Culture
Twenty-odd years later, Mr. Bungle hits rewind back to its thrash days, to somewhat sad effect
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