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10.0
122024
10.0 |
Upset
'Lament' consequently feels like an assured breakout; removed from a concept, it's a svelte and streamlined take on the tried and trusted
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9.0
122022
9.0 |
XS Noize
A resounding return from a band who have once again outdone themselves
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9.0
122014
9.0 |
DIY
Touché Amoré continue to reinvent the very foundations of hardcore
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9.0
122056
9.0 |
Punk News
It’s time to start talking about this band as they are: one of the best we’ve got
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8.5
122015
8.5 |
The Line Of Best Fit
Touché Amoré balance grit and grace on the passionate Lament
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8.2
122049
8.2 |
Pitchfork
On their phenomenal fifth album, the post-hardcore band work with famed producer Ross Robinson and come away with their most affecting and resonant music yet
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8.0
122023
8.0 |
Gigwise
The LA band once again demonstrate their enduring resilience at the forefront of post-hardcore
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8.0
122016
8.0 |
Kerrang!
This is the band’s most engaging and expansive musical outing to dat
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8.0
122017
8.0 |
Exclaim
Stage Four was a momentous release that found ways to musically express its heart-wrenching story. Lament feels more like Touché Amoré's essential form
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8.0
122018
8.0 |
No Ripcord
Lament’s frenetic emotion is consistently backed by agile instrumentation
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8.0
122021
8.0 |
NME
The sensitive LA rockers have drafted in uber-producer Ross Robinson, the man who drew the world's attention to, erm, Limp Bizkit. Alarmed? Don't be
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7.6
122019
7.6 |
Beats Per Minute
In many ways, Lament feels like a transitional album for Touché Amoré. They’re now navigating the waters of fame outside of their home scene, and simultaneously dealing with growing older
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7.0
122020
7.0 |
PopMatters
Touché Amoré's Lament doesn't push the band's sound in new directions. Instead, it builds on what the Los Angeles post-hardcore band do so well already
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6.0
122202
6.0 |
God Is In The TV
Whilst there is a disappointing second half to Lament, the first 6 tracks are unmissable, essential rock songs
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