Kill the Moonlight (2002) Album Review
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Stylus Magazine
Spoon really is the best quirky, American indie rock band, now that Pavement is gone and will likely never be heard from again. Read more about Kill the Moonlight on Stylus Magazine
Entertainment Weekly
Could be the Strokes in 10 years--if they work hard
PopMatters
Meticulously choppy and frequently free of inherent genre boundaries, it's an askew masterpiece of brains, brawn, heart, and soul. Read more about Kill the Moonlight on PopMatters
Stylus Magazine
If this isn’t a breakthrough album for them that takes them to the top of the heap, seeing them showered with money, women and limos, well, then the consumer and music fan is not doing their job. Read more about Kill the Moonlight on Stylus Magazine
All Music Guide
Even the album's sparest moments feature Spoon's much-heralded knack with catchy melodies and hooks, even if songs such as "Don't Let It Get You Down" would be even more memorable with a slightly more fleshed-out approach. Read more about Kill the Moonlight on All Music Guide
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