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Hotline TNT
Raspberry Moon
On their first LP written as a full band, the New York shoegazers swing for the rafters. It’s their most polished and ambitious album yet, wielding a super-sized sound fit for super-sized feelings
Pitchfork
Hotline TNT
Raspberry Moon
Will Anderson’s New Yorkers have found glossier, cleaner ways to put old things together and make them work
musicOMH
Hotline TNT
Raspberry Moon
From the cathartic harmonies of ‘Julia’s War’ to the raw romance of ‘Candle’, there is a gritty optimism charging through the album, hitting you right in the gut and demanding you pull back the veil on past dread and expose a new outlook of forward-thinking hopefulness
Clash
Hotline TNT
Raspberry Moon
Will Anderson opens up on the NYC group’s third album, revealing an expansive articulacy to his take on 90s indie-rock
The Guardian
Hotline TNT
Raspberry Moon
It’s not perfect, but Hotline TNT’s new album is a great LP to check out as it brandishes a number of different styles and holds energy and serenity at its core
Far Out
Hotline TNT
Raspberry Moon
Who knows whether Hotline TNT will continue as a group-effort or if it will revert to Anderson’s one-man project. Either way, Raspberry Moon is proof of concept of the exciting possibilities that could await Hotline TNT in this new configuration
Northern Transmissions
Hotline TNT
Raspberry Moon
A little more cohesion wouldn’t have gone amiss
DIY
Hotline TNT
Raspberry Moon
On their latest album, a newly collaborative approach is a good look on the NYC outfit
The Skinny
Hotline TNT
Raspberry Moon
Will Anderson puts his own spin on vintage early-Nineties noise
Rolling Stone
Hotline TNT
Raspberry Moon
Guitar hero epics and riffs galore are abundant across the tracklist
The Line Of Best Fit
Loyle Carner
hopefully!
As moving as it is musically satisfying
DIY
Loyle Carner
hopefully!
His voice cracks and floats in just the right places, blurring the lines between rap and lullaby
The Arts Desk
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