This article comes from the 15th March issue of Portuguese BLITZ music magazine.
José Polido translated the most interesting part and kindly posted it to the dML.

Our weekly music paper "BLITZ" printed a review on dEUS TIC i don't know if this gonna sound right but i'll try :-)

"[...] The third album by dEUS The Ideal Crash is a dark album (this is the first mark the comes out of the ten songs in it) dark where the others were grey melancholic where the others were rough introspective when the others were unreserved open-hearted. It's perceivable the atmosphere and identity that dEUS had put in every song but there's more to it the dark atmosphere that was already there now takes total control and becomes real. Even though The Ideal Crash is a record of great songs that leads us from the psychadelic Put the Freaks Up Front to the sadness of Sister Dew through the sinister and with a gothic touch of One Advice, Space the pop melodies of The Ideal Crash to the folk touch of Instant Street 'till the moment when the psychadelic guitars take over and to the rage of Everybody's Weird."

In the rest of the article they say that the voice of Tom and Jaas Violins still play a determinant role in the band sound and in the ambience of the songs and they say too that at first the album sounds strange but after that first impact an intense and penetrating album is exposed. And the they give it a 7 out of 10. Not bad !!!!:-))))

I just wanted to share this with you all sorry about my shitty translation.