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Jetplane take their literate, high-wire punk act up a step both in terms of production value and lyrical invention on a 2nd record 'brimming with the same passionate, heartfelt intensity that made their first record so essential' according to Kerrang. Containing the singles 'Calculate The Risk' and 'Brave Gravity' this is the bands most accessible work to date and brought the band a legion of die-hard fans on it's initial release.

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Kerrang: "'Once Like A Spark' is a harder-edged, more caustic affair than its predecessor, but equally as thrilling. Opener 'The Violence' sets the tone for the record: a powerful fusillade of angular guitars, tight rhythmic thrusts and anguished vocal attack, all propelled along with a sense of breathless urgency that leaves you gasping for breath and rushing to join the cause. Brilliant." KKKK

Drowned In Sound: "Jetplane Landing have just made the album which debut ‘Zero For Conduct’ promised but never quite reached. They have ripped it apart and shat on its rotting corpse. Pioneers of a genre they are not, and this is still not revolution rock, yet ‘Once Like A Spark’ stands head and shoulders above many rock records released this year. This is what they call progression; the sound of a band finding their voice, churning out taut rhythms, pseudo metal riffs and enough melodic twists to make you go PING!"

Metal Hammer: "It’s almost as if Jetplane have hand-picked the most influential artists of the last 10 years (At The Drive-In, The Pixies and Nirvana to name but a few) and decided to weld them together with their own trademark muscle and create the perfect modern rock record. Yes it really is that good! For far too long Britain has lagged behind America in terms of creating inventive, vital, essential rock records. Jetplane Landing are here to settle the score." 8/10