'You Cross My Path' is the tenth album by indie legends The Charlatans. Initially released as a groundbreaking free full-album download, this album has been hailed in some quarters as their best album since 1999's 'Us And Us Only'. Includes the singles 'Oh Vanity' and 'You Cross My Path'.

• Uncut (p.86) - 3 stars out of 5 -- "[I]t's a concept album about vengeance and contempt, and reminds that they're one of the only UK bands of their era still worth following."

On their 10th studio album, 2008's YOU CROSS MY PATH, the Charlatans U.K. present another fine set of keyboard-fueled Britpop. From the opening anthem, "Oh Vanity," to the bittersweet closer, "This Is the End," PATH takes listeners down many of the English band's well-worn roads while still keeping its sound fresh and vibrant, best revealed on "The Misbegotten," a driving, techno-tinged tune that showcases the dance-oriented side of the group. As always, frontman Tim Burgess leads the ensemble with cool rock-star detachment, reinforcing his status as a Britpop luminary, and one who certainly influenced Oasis's Liam Gallagher. Although YOU CROSS MY PATH doesn't quite live up to the band's 1990s heyday, it is easily one of its best 21st-century offerings, and will not disappoint ardent fans.