XTRMNTR (2000) Album Review

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Music critics combined give XTRMNTR a score of 3.5067 out of 4

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Music critics combined give XTRMNTR a score of 4 out of 4

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Stylus Magazine

Primal Scream is just your typical techno-punk-terrorist-jazzy-anti-fascist-new wave group. Many groups out there excel at switching identities and sounds like most of us change underwear, but none of them more so than Primal Scream. Read more about XTRMNTR on Stylus Magazine

All Music Guide

The album is not the flawless statement against complacency the band seemed to strive for, but it succeeds at tearing heads off, shooting fascists, and quickly asking questions later with unbelievable fury. For these reasons alone, it easily serves as one of the band's highest marks. Read more about XTRMNTR on All Music Guide

All Music Guide

Whenever indie music seems lost in its own self-righteous, unchallenging, inoffensive fundament, Primal Scream rides in to try and save it all. Read more about XTRMNTR on All Music Guide

Rolling Stone

Somehow, the Primals' fury never seems misguided: This is one ball of aggression that hangs together, thanks to the band's smarts and funk. Read more about XTRMNTR on Rolling Stone

Rolling Stone

Primal Scream's previous albums sounded filtered through a drug haze. But if the U.K. Read more about XTRMNTR on Rolling Stone

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