Ten years ago today, Utada Hikaru released “Exodus” in the United States. The album was an attempt to break into the Western market after her massive success in the Asian market. Despite its acclaim, the album was not well received by the masses. It has however gained a cult following since its release. On the 10th anniversary of the US release of “Exodus”, Vice’s music blog Noisey has released an article discussing the album’s making, its’ cult status, and how it is still relevant in today’s market.