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9.0
112979
9.0 |
XS Noize
Frank makes the lesser-known subjects accessible to those who may not be immediately interested in the topics referenced, through his passion for music, history and feminism
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7.8
113442
7.8 |
Gig Soup
Despite its significantly polarizing reception, No Man’s Land is neither a potent hour of feminist history, nor a gimmicky self-absorbed attempt at folk-woke – rather it’s a sincere stab at something new from a seasoned, gradually evolving musician
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7.0
114544
7.0 |
Punk News
If you're a Frank fan, you'll enjoy, and if you're a cynic, well you might just find that there's not as much to hate here as you thought there'd be
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7.0
113074
7.0 |
All Music
He tells these stories (many of them dark and tragic) with empathy, tenderness, and a desire to illuminate curiosity about his subjects, making No Man's Land a welcome addition to Turner's catalog
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6.8
113002
6.8 |
Sputnik Music (staff)
Be More Kind had its strengths (and I’m particularly fond of its poppiest tune, “Little Changes”), but as a whole it tended toward the tepid
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6.0
113399
6.0 |
Clash
It is an interesting concept -that could have become a beacon for the perspectives of (male) feminists in music- that failed because it was executed poorly a few too many times
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6.0
112981
6.0 |
The Arts Desk
There's no stray thread or rusty nail left to catch you unawares. You can be punk, and Ed Sheeran's sonic peer
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4.0
112978
4.0 |
The Independent
More a case of extreme mansplaining
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4.0
112980
4.0 |
NME
The folk-punk big-hitter has made an album telling the stories of great women, but their voices are relentlessly overshadowed by his own
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