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10.0
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10.0 |
NME
Dominic Harrison has never much bothered much with genre, and here he smashes through punk, pop, psychedelia, balladry, rock and more. It's wonderful
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9.0
122812
9.0 |
Vinyl Chapters
Yungblud maintains a sense of grounding, accessibility and vulnerability across all 13 tracks, even when working in genres he is dabbling in for the first time (love song)
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8.0
122793
8.0 |
Gigwise
A fun, emotional album with a gloriously bizarre core
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8.0
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8.0 |
Upset
A record that knows every trick in the book
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6.0
122791
6.0 |
The Independent
Where Yungblud is consistent is his lyrics. He’s got a knack for shining a light on social issues in songs that are always catchy enough to dance to, whether that’s unrequited love, mental health or gender identity
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5.5
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Pitchfork
The upstart English pop-punk star’s second album buries his charm in clumsy genre experimentation, clichéd lyrics, and unearned bluster
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4.0
122792
4.0 |
Kerrang!
Weird! is a collection of good moments disappointingly hidden under an avalanche of sugar
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4.0
122794
4.0 |
Evening Standard
It’s not aimed at grown-ups, of course. It’s for the kids who feel just as alienated as he claims to. They’re welcome to him
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4.0
122795
4.0 |
The Irish Times
Yungblud may yet make a great album, but this isn’t it
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4.0
122798
4.0 |
The Observer
The Doncaster firebrand’s first album proper lands uneasily between in-your-face and insecurity
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4.0
122789
4.0 |
The Arts Desk
Teetering on the cusp, tonally, between Sheeran-land and somewhere more interesting
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