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10.0
142096
10.0 |
DIY
NEW
Their boldest, most striking record yet.
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10.0
142097
10.0 |
NME
NEW
Now firmly in their thirties, the band are out of the woods of the chaos of their twenties, and settling into new levels of self-acceptance and self-assurance
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10.0
142113
10.0 |
Far Out
NEW
Using pianos, strings, electric guitars, and searing vocals as their weapons of choice, anything is possible. The only question is whether the next step will take them out of this world
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8.0
142107
8.0 |
Rolling Stone UK
NEW
A 70s rock vibe makes for a sublime fourth Wolf Alice album
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8.0
142100
8.0 |
Rolling Stone
NEW
Eclectic U.K. band’s latest album combines classic pop-rock gestures with lyrics about navigating life
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8.0
142098
8.0 |
Mojo
NEW
Throughout, singer Ellie Roswell is a compelling presence, and the result is Wolf Alice's best yet. Print edition only
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6.0
142099
6.0 |
Uncut
NEW
A bell-bottomed soft-rock glaze courtesy of Greg Kurstin that gives their new songs real heft - "Bloom Baby Bloom" splits the difference between Spinal Tap and the Carpenters - but leaves some tumbling along like Elton John offcuts. Print edition only
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6.0
142101
6.0 |
PopMatters
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On The Clearing, Wolf Alice appear to be searching and, for once, lack the originality that made them household names. It’s a mid-career misstep
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5.0
142102
5.0 |
The Quietus
NEW
‘Bloom Baby Bloom’ had so much going for it. Why couldn’t Wolf Alice apply that level of vision, skill, invention and audaciousness to the rest of The Clearing?
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