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The punishing thrash of ''Jamie Thunder'' recalls Metallica, while the mangled vocals are pure Primus. The militant thrust of ''The Fear'' packs Sex Pistol punch, and the narcotic guitar of ''Lake'' is like Sonic Youth. Surely, Blur guitarist Coxon loves indie rock. But the Brit star is too ambitious for his own good: D is more messy maelstrom than cathartic cacophony. C+
Posted Aug 18, 2000
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