Jeremy Moehlmann - 14.01.2010  Temporary pleasure on overdrive: Lead single “Audacity of Huge” combines SMD’s trademark quirkiness and a killer vocal by Chris Keat...
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Joe Rivers - 02.12.2009  If aliens were to land on our planet tomorrow, they’d probably waste no time asking the big questions. Why do we have wars Why are some people ...
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Anthony Strain - 09.10.2009 Stephanie Zacharek, Salon's film critic, wrote that Juno's slangy dialogue was so hip it was instantly passé. You could apply the same to the halcyon ...
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Andrew Winistorfer - 17.09.2009  Despite all the hosannas about how it signaled that the indie rockers were going dance, Simian Mobile Disco’s Attack Sustain Decay Release wasn&...
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Stéphane Girard - 15.09.2009  Simian Mobile Disco's second long player, Temporary Pleasure, is deservingly touted as a "pop" album: Almost all tracks feature a guest vocalist and m...
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Jess Harvell - 03.09.2009  When it comes to making pleasure-centric middlebrow pop-dance albums, you can't fault Simian Mobile Disco's instincts. Vocalists are good. Filler is b...
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Barney McCarthy - 27.08.2009  Ah, the 'difficult second album?. Far more renowned acts than London digital duo Simian Mobile Disco (SMD) have struggled to clear the hurdle of follo...
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Spencer Kornhaber - 25.08.2009 In case the 2007 song title “Tits & Acid” wasn’t warning enough, Simian Mobile Disco’s second-album moniker should drive home the electro duo’s no...
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Max Raymond - 24.08.2009  Given how much James Ford has done in the last year on production duties, namely with the last two Arctic Monkeys albums and being heavily involved wi...
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Clare Halls - 20.08.2009  As not to say this album isn't a daring step towards the forefront of British dance music, Simian Mobile Disco are without a beat of a doubt heading f...
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