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3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
Gone are the radio friendly bits (apart from long distance)from high anxiety instead we get sheer brutality and completely insane riffs this album is akin to have your head caved in from a sledge hammer but done with the usual therapy? panache and style(or maybe lask there of).
Therapy? show all those thrash metal bands how to rock but with a smile on their faces rather than those grim faces we usually get.
NA,NE is an absolutely fantasic album all killer no filler I can't remember the last time I enjoyed an album this much(apart from the last therapy album) they just keep getting better this album is more hardcore than any other therapy? album and I for one can't wait until the next(but hey I never can)
Therapy? show all those thrash metal bands how to rock but with a smile on their faces rather than those grim faces we usually get.
NA,NE is an absolutely fantasic album all killer no filler I can't remember the last time I enjoyed an album this much(apart from the last therapy album) they just keep getting better this album is more hardcore than any other therapy? album and I for one can't wait until the next(but hey I never can)
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
With a bass in its own genre that is loud, deep throated, ping pongin funk-metal, a guitar that has addictive, penetrating diamond edged riffs with a sound as distinctive as Andy Cairn's voice and dynamic multi-dimensional drumming demonstrating skill and guile not seen before since the days of Fyfe, this Album is a fair reflection of the soul of Therapy?
Therapy? have but together a piece of work that does not try to be anything nor does it try to fit in with the expectations or desires of an audience. It is proud of itself and its identity. Like all interesting entities, it is complex, each experience brings more appreciation.
Therapy? have but together a piece of work that does not try to be anything nor does it try to fit in with the expectations or desires of an audience. It is proud of itself and its identity. Like all interesting entities, it is complex, each experience brings more appreciation.
If you like the dark, comedy, aggresion, controversial expression and heavy-diamond edged rock, then NANE is one to add to your collection.
Oh, this album wants to be played loud.
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
It seems that Therapy? can do no wrong! The last album 'High Anxiety' was a return to the Troublegum-esque Therapy? sound, and this album continues the theme. This is the first album from the band for a while as a three-piece, but all of the energy from the earlier albums is there and evident right from the start.
The first track 'Rise Up' is getting good airplay on the radio and you can tell why. It has an energy that reminds you of a live set (and if anyone can play a good live show, Therapy? can!). You can't help but get fired up even the first time you listen to it. This feeling only increases as you continue listening to the album. If you want to listen to something that will get your heart pumping, ready for jumping about, listen to this. Therapy? are one of the few British bands that are still playing for the music, not 'the man'. You can't help but notice this. The music is infectious, and this CD will stay in your CD player for some time.
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Shake, rattle and rock n roll
Condensing themselves down to a 3 piece for this release, T? sound rejuvanated and alive, and doing what they do best - noisy metal/rock n roll with that dark sense of humour... Read more
Published 10 months ago by theone&only
Brilliant
I dont know what it is but theres just something i love about Therapy?, Weird maybe coming from someone who also listens to a fair bit of Agoraphobic Nosebleed, Meshuggah, The... Read more
Published on 13 April 2008 by Andrew Taylor
Another Cracker
This album is great! It continues the great work Therapy? have been doing over the years. Bring on the next release.
Published on 15 Mar 2006 by James Joyce's Sister
Disappointing
Why did Therapy? even bother releasing this? The first song lulled me into a false sense of security - I thought that maybe they had re-discovered the talent that seemed to depart... Read more
Published on 10 Jan 2006 by "bobbetybob"
Great Album!! But....
I found this album didn't grab me right away.The previous album high anxiety caught my attention right from the 1st listen but this one takes time. Read more
Published on 5 Dec 2005 by S. Green
Never apologise, Never Review
When i heard therapy? were writing a new album, only a year after the previous one, i must admit i was anxious. Read more
Published on 6 Oct 2004 by Mr. Robert A. Spacey
Strongest album in years!
Therapy? are one of those great bands that have hardly any bad songs. And this album is certainly no exception! This is Therapy?'s strongest album since the legendary 'Troublegum'. Read more
Published on 6 Oct 2004 by "powerman5008"
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