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10.0
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Upset
Beautifully dark and mysterious, 'The Bitter Truth' is a magnificent return that was worth waiting for
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9.1
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9.1 |
Consequence Of Sound
Amy Lee and company triumphantly return with their first album of new material in a decade
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8.0
124147
8.0 |
XS Noize
The Bitter Truth is one of those albums where after listening to it a few times, you start to hear different things each time it’s played and realise just how amazing it is
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8.0
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Kerrang!
In a time where Evanescence’s usual emotional touch could easily speak to feelings of isolation, fear, confusion, hopelessness, loss and fragility, The Bitter Truth gets on that frequency and interrupts it
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7.0
124148
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Gigwise
A bold show of emotions that occasionally gets lost in translation
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7.0
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Rolling Stone
Amy Lee’s latest is a take-no-prisoners battle for redemption
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6.0
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Vinyl Chapters
The band have not lost their flair, but for now Lee’s vocals – which remain powerful as ever – are pretty much one of the only redeeming factors on this particular record
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5.8
124202
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Beats Per Minute
For some of us, The Bitter Truth will immediately speak to a certain nostalgia, offer a certain space of barbed comfort
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5.0
124381
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Spectrum Culture
Longtime fans will doubtless embrace the more-of-the-same album, but there’s little here to attract a new listener
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4.0
124237
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The FT
Amy Lee’s powerhouse voice is as ear-catching as ever but the songs lack character
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4.0
124146
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The Music
If you dig your goth rock in a nice, neat, non-challenging, easily consumable package, 'The Bitter Truth' is for you
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