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9.0
137034
9.0 |
DIY
Still a firm middle finger up to the forces trying to keep Bob Vylan down, but one shouted gleefully from the top of the podium
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9.0
137036
9.0 |
XS Noize
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9.0
137100
9.0 |
musicOMH
The duo’s third album is a jolt to the nervous system in the best possible way, and a potent call to action
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9.0
137103
9.0 |
God Is In The TV
Bob Vylan’s latest effort is quite possibly their best yet, a materialisation of the defiant nature of those who find themselves struggling under the weight of oppression that has been placed upon them by the infrastructures in place that we see day in and day out in this country
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8.0
137106
8.0 |
NME
The punk duo’s new album takes on a wider musical approach, but their lyrics remain as fierce as ever
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8.0
137037
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Clash
Bob Vylan are here to make long-lasting change, and you are their army’s newest recruit
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8.0
137038
8.0 |
The Skinny
London duo Bob Vylan are at their best on latest record Humble As The Sun
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8.0
137048
8.0 |
Kerrang!
Their rebellious spirit is intertwined with a sense of total, inspiring self-love and in creating that feeling of empowerment, Humble As The Sun feels revolutionary in a fresh new way
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7.0
137086
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Uncut
The charisma, charm, galvanising dynamism and radical positivity of frontman Bobbie, aka Pascal Robinson-Foster, works better on stage than in the studio; even so, his hilarious takedowns of Marx-quoting armchair revolutionaries and Brexitvoting Top Gear fans reveal a sharp, self-aware wit behind the headbanging polemic. Print edition only
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