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Cruel Intentions Unknown think something like a CriterionAs the follow up to their show stopping UK Top 20 album 'Promised Land', The Karma Effect arrive with their third record, 'Cruel Intentions' and it's the most complete, crystal clear realisation of their ambitions yet: leaner, louder, heavier, and joyously larger than life. Exploring love, lust, and danger with dark passion and flashes of sass, the songs deliver swagger and wit in abundance. The band's modus operandi is "modern vintage", a desire to