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Writing in The Guardian, Maddy Costa also described Numan as sounding like Manson and Reznor, but noted that "nobody quite emulates him". [4] Liana Jonas, reviewing the album for Allmusic, said, "Pure is good, dark mood music, seasoned with menacing basslines, electronic crashes and spikes, and slow-grinding guitars. It's an effective pairing -- ghostly voice coupled with industrialized music; often this genre features scream-singing." [2] Writing for PopMatters, Wilson Neate said, " Pure is Gary Numan's richest, most powerful and most aggressive work in years." [6] a b Anderson, Philip (2001). "KAOS2000 interview". KAOS2000 Magazine. Archived from the original on 1 November 2018 . Retrieved 10 July 2011.