// front page quote generator
function randomQuote()
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// the quotes
theQuote[1]="Unusually accessible, even funky... To Have And To Hold and Profile summoning echoes of the industrial dub grooves of PiL's Metal Box... On Reset, the result has the same texture and simplicity, as Neu!'s majestic motorik exercise E-Musik.";
theQuote[2]="When they're good—as on Reset and Profile&mdash\;they're astonishingly good, both angular & polished.";
theQuote[3]="Headgit is primarily intended as a \'taster\' for an album scheduled for early 2005. Whatever&mdash\;it\'s more than strong enough to stand on its own. Although Newman\'s deadpan vocal style and recognisable guitar sound recall Wire, Headgit is more playful than the parent group\'s recent album, Send. It sounds brighter and more relaxed.";
theQuote[4]="Six near-perfect slices of pulsating, rhythmic music that burrow deep into your consciousness, keeping you hooked throughout, but still providing enough depth for the EP to hold up during heavy rotation.";
theQuote[5]="Cult classic of tomorrow.";
theQuote[6]="Profile is the album of the year so far. Genius.";
theQuote[7]="Arrangements that pit Newman and Rimbaud\'s guitars in combinations of jangly arpeggios, sheets of distortion, choppy rhythm licks and steely lead lines, all anchored by Spigel\'s loping Wobble-esque dub basslines and at times brutal drum-machine beats. The results cohere into a sonic juggernaut.";
theQuote[8]="What you get here though is a set of songs that simply demand to be played to death. And the more you play it, the more you love it! A great album.";
theQuote[9]="This album finds the band making something of a quantum leap, especially in the manner in which the music is delivered... It\'s as if the band is its own entity and it's somehow grown up. While Profile is hardly the most deadly serious of records, it\'s certainly more mature than the band\'s debut: the arrangements are tighter, the mix is better, and the continually weaving mesh of instruments weaves its way further into your brain.";
theQuote[10]="This first collection of immediate classics conceals treasures of melodic grace and sharply cut efficiency.";
theQuote[11]="Robin Rimbaud (Scanner), Colin Newman (Wire) and Malka Spigel (Minimal Compact) make a debut with a first album so modern that it\'s scary.";
var quoteCite=new Array();
// quote cite details
quoteCite[1]="Andy Gill, The Independent";
quoteCite[2]="James Snodgrass, NME";
quoteCite[3]="Mia Clarke, The WIRE Magazine";
quoteCite[4]="Craig Grannell, Wireviews";
quoteCite[5]="Q Magazine";
quoteCite[6]="Dean Thatcher, Mixmag Update (UK)";
quoteCite[7]="Andy Gill, The Independent";
quoteCite[8]="Andrew Cowen, Birmingham Post";
quoteCite[9]="Craig Grannell, Wireviews";
quoteCite[10]="Nicolas Julliard, Le Temps (Switzerland)";
quoteCite[11]="David Saavedra, El Mundo (Spain)";
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// gallery set-up
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