Perverse (2001) Album Review
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Rolling Stone
Jesus Jones's new album, 'Per-verse,' continues to break ground in the new genre of rave-meets-rock bands. Like the band's paint-splashed video for the album's first single. Read more about Perverse on Rolling Stone
Entertainment Weekly
Give Jesus Jones a medal for making its new album, Perverse , a quick 45 minutes long. The group's last one, 1991's ''Doubt,'' with hit ''Right Here, Right Now,'' made them famous; success could have gone to their heads and inspired a 70-minute monster. Read more about Perverse on Entertainment Weekly
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Jesus Jones's new album, 'Per-verse,' continues to break ground in the new genre of rave-meets-rock bands. Like the band's paint-splashed video for the album's first single. "The Devil You Know,"Perverseis politically provocative, varied in
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