"Booming Back At You" reviews - Best and Worst!
"Booming Back At You" album of the month in Melt Magazine
His sound is tough, heavy and if you're not careful, will likely bounce you right out of the room! This time out he's tried to give us a record that more embodies the experience of his live show and if you've ever been to one you'd know you have to come prepared for just about anything. ... Overall "Booming Back At You" is EASILY the best dance music record we've heard in a LONG time.
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URB covers Junkie XL's listening party
"This album is going back to the roots of who I am," Junkie XL explains to me, as he coolly takes a sip of the libation he holds in his hand. In the background, the beat to his primal cut, "More" booms over the PA and fills the offices of Nettwerk Records. The people surrounding us lounge on stylishly modern furniture plucked from the boutiques of Beverly Drive.
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Q4music.com's Review of Booming Back At You
The Dutchman who reupholstered Elvis Presley's 'A Little Less Conversation' this time performs radical surgery on Siouxsie And The Banshees' swirling 'Cities in Dust,' with vocals from Siouxsie clone Lauren Rocket and all sorts of thunderous magic. It works fabulously well, as does the swaggering blast of the Stetsasonic-sampling 'Booming Right At You.' There's a slightly dated stadium-house feel to the rest and when Holkenborg attempts to slow things down on 'You Make Me Feel So Good,' he falls over. Still, when he thrills, he truly thrills.
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