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Fred again..  ten days

Fred again.. isn’t here to just start the party, he’s also going to give you a lovely warm embrace at the same time Dork

Fred again..  ten days

It’s a fun album and an interesting one. It just might not be that creative apex that we know Fred again.. can reach Northern Transmissions

Fred again..  ten days

An album of lofty intentions and muttered musings from the dance artist de jour is saved by a gift for a nagging hook and uplifting melody The Guardian

Fred again..  ten days

The British producer shows off expertise in myriad styles as he delivers his most varied album to date musicOMH

Fred again..  ten days

The key selling point of Fred’s charm is the euphoria his music brings. The unique production value of Fred’s releases leave for an unforgettable live experience, filled with raised arms and raised spirits no matter the setting or circumstance The Line Of Best Fit

Fred again..  ten days

One of dance music's biggest stars creates an expansive, busy LP with some key guest-star assists Rolling Stone

Fred again..  ten days

On his fourth studio album, producer Fred Gibson explores love and human connection through songs representing ten different days in his life NME

Fred again..  ten days

Taking the album at face value, masking my knowledge of his earlier career, I ask myself: does ‘ten days’ elevate the modern dance album? It unequivocally does. It’s built from connection and collaboration. It explores the contours of the dancefloor whilst never forgoing its gushy, human centre Clash

Suki Waterhouse  Memoir Of A Sparklemuffin

The album feels like a missed opportunity for Waterhouse to fully explore her experiences, opting instead for vague, adolescent musings that fail to live up to the promise of the album’s intriguing concept Northern Transmissions

Suki Waterhouse  Memoir Of A Sparklemuffin

Even when she’s vehemently angry, boiling over with frustration and barely contained eye rolls, she seems to be grinning – there’s a weightlessness to the album’s eighteen tracks, a delicious blast of fresh air that breezes past and reassures you that all will be well Dork

Suki Waterhouse  Memoir Of A Sparklemuffin

With most of the English singer, songwriter and actress’ sophomore album sounding exactly the same, her heartfelt lyrics get buried underneath blasé vocals that sound resigned to her fate Paste Magazine

Suki Waterhouse  Memoir Of A Sparklemuffin

While the 18-tracks teeter along the fine line of becoming slightly too long at certain points, it continues to offer an intimate compilation of her thoughts and emotions The Line Of Best Fit

Suki Waterhouse  Memoir Of A Sparklemuffin

Much like a late noughties Tumblr given the same name DIY

Suki Waterhouse  Memoir Of A Sparklemuffin

Numbering 18 songs in all, Memoir of a Sparklemuffin closes with a big finish on the melodically soaring "To Love," and only then does she find what she was looking for All Music

Suki Waterhouse  Memoir Of A Sparklemuffin

Waterhouse ventures beyond the heavy-lidded romance of her early hits towards crunchy guitars and propulsive drums The Independent