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The Line of Best Fit said it was the band's "best crack at mapping the crunchy, sleazy garage-rock genome thus far."

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Rich Thane of The Line of Best Fit said that, despite the "smoky room and poor light", the performance was "wonderfully emotive".

Chris Jones of The Line Of Best Fit said that "at times The Loudest Engine falls flat", but labelled it "periodically enjoyable nevertheless".

The Line of Best Fit gave it 7.5/10 stars, saying "they ultimately craft gorgeous, sparkling experimental noises that blur the line between post-rock, minimalist electronica and Turkish folk."

Popular blog The Line of Best Fit complimented the album on being "a total package of pop hooks, instrumental genius and gorgeous rhythms", calling Mulvey "an extremely talented musician".

Jonh Bell of The Line of Best Fit gave the album a 7.5/10, commenting "Emotion has all the tenets of a successful pop record, but feels more cultivated than previous work."

But they'll keep people interested, and at this stage, that'll do" and the line of best fit said "The fact that not everything can be clearly deciphered straight away is one of the most appealing factors here though.

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Similarly, The Line of Best Fit gave the album an average review and wrote that "on Art Angels, we hear that high art experimentation fall into mainstream territory with only fleeting moments of brilliance".

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In February 2011, MacFarlane provided a remix of Fat Cat labelmate Ensemble's track "Before Night", which was posted as a "song of the day" on The Line of Best Fit's website.

Online music publication The Line of Best Fit gave the album a rating of 8.5/10, declaring that, "[w]hether best described as having a restless muse or an open mind, there's no denying Brokaw is a phenomenal musician."

Laurence Day of The Line of Best Fit said, "MellowHigh is rife with peaks and valleys; sometimes, you'll pray for it to end, in other moments, you'll wish they'd hurry up for LP numero dos."

Paul Bridgewater of The Line of Best Fit commended the album for being "almost an embarrassment of (pop) riches", arguing that it included "the quintessential DNA of what a 21st-century pop record is" and "some incredible modern classics".

Matt Tomiak of music website The Line of Best Fit gave the album a positive review, writing that "Embrace's old calling cards, mammoth, bellow-along choruses and a lyrical blend of vulnerability and bluster" remain "intact" on Embrace.

The Line of Best Fit praised The World We Left Behind, stating "[Nachtmystium] have returned to their best style - tempered, refined heavy rock that uses the finest extracts of black metal to supplement an already engrossing sound."

Matt Conner of The Line of Best Fit commended the album, stating that "the release is best described as a house of cards, maintaining a certain grace and fragility throughout the ten songs present" and lauding its "authenticity and vulnerability few singers can approach".

Michael Palmer of music website The Line of Best Fit gave the album a mixed review, highlighting that "Royal Blood's debut is an easily digestible, unfortunately thin-sounding, slightly disappointing rock record and an exciting, fresh, invigorating pop record both at the same time".

Joe Goggins of The Line of Best Fit said that "there's nothing particularly new here, nothing cutting edge, but there is beautiful, considered, genuine song-writing, and to greet such art with any kind of disdain would be nothing short of a travesty," awarding the album 8.5 out of 10.

The Line of Best Fit heralded it "one of the most accomplished debuts 2011 will see", and Drowned In Sound praised Kammerspiel's depth, as it "simultaneously managed to capture on record the full depth of their creativity and imagination, as well as the inherent beauty of their sound".

The Line of Best Fit describes the album: "Images Du Futur is exciting in a way that few albums manage to be, dangerous and compelling like a first cigarette or fumbled sexual encounter, and nothing here quite seems real: these ten tracks exist in a half-light, a nocturnal fog a step removed from lucid thought."