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• Johnny Dee of NME noted that, despite the "echo-urban-warrior chest thumpery", the album is "still plain old flag-waving rock" which "couples squalling six-string excess" with the band's "more familiar triumphant, fists in the air, 'we-shall-overcome-just-be-yourself' lager advert choruses".
• In his review of Kid A for the New Yorker, the novelist Nick Hornby described "The National Anthem" as "an unpleasant free-jazz workout, with a discordant horn section squalling over a studiedly crude bass line".
• The first track, "Right In", has multiple influences of dubstep and electro house and has been described as "one long adrenaline rush of stabbing keyboard chords, sawed-off vocal samples and Skrillex's trademark: squirming, squalling synth lines".
• Rick Martin, of NME, described the song as "some righteous noise and a proper poptastic chorus to boot," and remarked; "If only all seven-year itches came with as much squalling feedback and eardrum-bursting goodness".
• " Talbot also noted the incorporation of "squalling clarinets, mesmerically delayed tribal percussion and pitch-shifted howls and moans, appearing and disappearing in a rainstorm of autodidactic chaos.
• " Timothy and Elizabeth Bracy of Stereogum named the song one of the "great tunes" from Where You Been, while Stevie Chick of the BBC said the song "opened the album with enough overdriven squalling and riffing to excite the teens in the Pearl Jam t-shirts.
• It kicks off with the quintessentially Raindogs-era Waits barroom piano and squalling woodwind of "King Of The Ball", followed by the woozy (and very Lynchian) lounge-jazz of "Vinegar Hill", but switches mood thereafter, with most of the remaining songs occupying sombre ballad territory.

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