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8.0
93101
8.0 |
God Is In The TV
Like walking into a world where the performers have wrapped up all the worries and traumas of the world in a plastic bag and flung it unceremoniously out of the window
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8.0
93345
8.0 |
Mojo
The real star is Kingston MC Racquel Jones. Print edition only
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7.2
93815
7.2 |
Gig Soup
Its complex melting pot of instrumentals and engaging, thoughtful verses pull you in and make you pay attention to the subtle nuances of skill embedded in every track
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7.0
93198
7.0 |
Under The Radar
The trippy beats, swirling echoes, and reverb-heavy grooves we expect and love are spiced up with enough cultural stylings to keep it fresh and topical and as imaginative as the ultra-cool cover art
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7.0
93077
7.0 |
Exclaim
Thievery's eclectic and diverse catalogue is exactly why they have an unwavering following; their range can and does appeal to just about everyone
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6.5
93265
6.5 |
Spectrum Culture
If you were an early adopter of their sound, this one may resonate more than most of their recent works as it plays to those strengths while not straying too far from their comfort zone
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6.0
93020
6.0 |
The Arts Desk
May at times seem like a tribute to the golden age of Rasta-infused dub reggae, but it still has plenty to say about the state of today’s world
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5.0
93094
5.0 |
All Music
For anyone who isn't a longtime Thievery fan, you're better off looking back at their first few records
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5.0
93018
5.0 |
Drowned In Sound
Feels like the 'Jamaican approach' has been done many times before – even by themselves
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5.0
93019
5.0 |
Slant Magazine
Too sleek to be real, The Temple of I and I sounds less like Jamaica than the music on the Virgin flight you might hear on the way there
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