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In 2005 the album Your New Best Friends followed, to great critics in Europe. Magazines such as Mixmag, Djmag and Sunday Times praised the new album as "Downtempo Heaven".... Does anyone have any sources? I am considering to remove this sentence, and will do so if sources do not exist...
This looks like it comes from [1] - their press page. None of the sources quoted are available online - but I'm having trouble finding online reviews at all (positive or negative). Secretlondon 03:33, 31 August 2005 (UTC)[reply]
