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9.0
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Prefix
Subiza is the culmination of a years-long growing process in which Delorean was able to synthesize its influences into a sound all its own. It isn’t flawless, but it could be this year’s most perfect summertime album
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8.5
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The Line Of Best Fit
A coherent, encapsulating and original dance album. Packed full of anthems from start to finish, it never delves into self-indulgent or unoriginal territory
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8.4
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Pitchfork
Call it what you want. Delorean just make beautiful, modern pop music
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8.2
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Beats Per Minute
While it doesn’t offer the most diverse material, Subiza may be the most damn fun an album will offer this year
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8.0
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musicOMH
All they need now is the perfect summer and they'll be inescapable
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8.0
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The Irish Times
There may be little reinvention of the wheel going on here, but tracks such as Stay Close and Simple Graces leave you wanting much more. A splendid soundtrack for a night on the town
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8.0
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State
There are no real standout tacks on Subiza, just a cohesive, forty-odd minute rave. It flows like a really good DJ set, one song blending into another so the fun never seems to stop
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8.0
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State
This is music to shut out the world to. Leave all your worries at the door and have a good time, Delorean are here to help
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8.0
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Drowned In Sound
It seems disingenuous to fault an album for not being the masterpiece hoped for, but Subiza is still resoundingly strong and a likely staple of many a summer jam to come
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8.0
13503
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The Quietus
They fall into the camp that take the past and refresh rather than resuscitate- with frequently joyous results. Subiza exists as both an album from the past and one for the now, a phantasmagorical uncoupling from reality
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8.0
13842
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The Sunday Times
On songs such as Grow, Real Love and Infinite Desert, Delorean fashion, from often rudimentary Balearic, synth-pop, hip-hop and Italian-house staples, something both ephemeral and profound
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8.0
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PopMatters
A contender for the feel-good album of the summer
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7.0
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Rave Magazine
The tracks may bleed into each other, and at times you wonder if the trance-like repetition is necessary, but if you need some instant satisfaction then Delorean will not disappoint
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7.0
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NME
Are elevated above their base genre by the general air of Animal Collective-gone-raving-down-Pacha
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7.0
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Sputnik Music (staff)
With any luck, this'll be the soundtrack to the summer
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6.5
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Bowlegs
Keeping the beats fat, the piano chords euphoric and the tone uplifting is at the forefront of the album’s nature
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6.0
12632
6.0 |
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