Breathe strips away some of the big, detailed production of Earth and Sun and Moon, replacing it with a more direct sound while keeping the anthemic melodicism of the group's more recent records intact. The result is an album that is less ambitious than its predecessor, yet also more forceful, and Midnight Oil sounds enlivened in this less constricted setting. Breathe may not have the overall impact of Diesel and Dust and Earth and Sun and Moon, but it remains one of the group's best latter-day records. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine, All Music Guide
1978: "Run by Night" •1981: "Don't Wanna Be the One" •"Armistice Day" •1982: "Power and the Passion" •"Read About It" •"US Forces" •1986: "The Dead Heart" •1987: "Beds Are Burning" •"Put Down that Weapon" •1988: "Dreamworld" •1990: "Blue Sky Mine" •"Forgotten Years" •"King of the Mountain" •"Bedlam Bridge" •"One Country" •1992: "Sometimes" •1993: "Truganini" •"My Country" •"In the Valley" •"Drums of Heaven" •"Outbreak of Love" •1996: "Underwater" •"Surf's Up Tonight" •1998: "Redneck Wonderland" •"White Skin Black Heart" •"Cemetery In My Mind" •2000: "The Real Thing" 2002: "Golden Age"
