Review
This new two-disc compilation neatly cuts through these seminal shoegazers' three-album, multiple-single career, compacting all their best work into one handy, chronologically arranged collection that moves from the lush and delicate to the dark and ominous-- and all while making the case that the band transcended their genre to become both "lost generation" compatriots of post-rock and a massive influence on today's indie-leaning electronic artists. - Pitchfork 5/5