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Cop (album) recording is "designed to be played at maximum volume". AllMusic critic Ned Raggett wrote of the album, "Ugly, compelling and overpowering, "Cop" remains the pinnacle of Swans' brutal early days", calling it "quite possibly one of the darkest recordings ever done." Later writing for "The Quietus", Raggett went on to continue praising "Cop", recognizing it as the source of other bands like Godflesh and The Young Gods. Aaron Lariviere of "Stereogum" added Neurosis to the list of bands that "Cop" helped influence. Miranda Yardley of "Terrorizer" wrote, "Michael Gira and co. make music that generates its own gravity well, never