Rating: 3 / 5

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Rating: 3 / 5

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20 Aug 2008 - News

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23 Jun 2008 - News

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03 Jul 2007 - Interview

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01 Jun 2007 - REVIEW

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15 May 2007 - Interview

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18 Apr 2006 - News

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30 Jan 2006 - REVIEW

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16 Jan 2006 - Interview

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22 Nov 2005 - News

It’s been quite a year for Maxïmo Park, one that’s seen them emerge as a band with real longevity as opposed to mere scenesters. They’ve done it through a succession of thrilling singles of which ‘Apply Some Pressure’ was the first and, now through the magic of the re-issue, is probably the last for the moment. With new material already starting to appear over the horizon it’s a case of job done and see you next year.

28 Oct 2005 - REVIEW

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24 May 2005 - Interview

Track after track comes out of the speakers, nipping at your ankles like some overexcited dog that you can’t shake off no matter how hard you try. The production from Bloc Party/Futureheads man Paul Epworth is sparkling and the songs wed pop and punk in perfect manner, all delivered in the deliciously broad Newcastle tones of singer Paul Smith. It reaches a crescendo with the glorious ‘Going Missing’, at which point it seems that Maximo Park can do no wrong. Unfortunately, from then in they start to struggle a tad.

03 May 2005 - REVIEW

'Apply Some Pressure' is an absolutely fantastic record, bursting with the kind of wide eyed energy that has made all this sort of stuff so exciting.

07 Mar 2005 - REVIEW

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