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Pitchfork
She transports us further and takes us higher than she ever could have as the drummer of an indie pop revivalist band
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8.0
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Under The Radar
It's Rose's crowning achievement to date, a gorgeously impressionistic album that's a quantum artistic leap forward for this exceptionally talented songwriter
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8.0
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Beats Per Minute
It’s big, open, cavernous, so much so that it feels like it could swallow you entirely, and so you let it because it’s comforting, warm, and safe
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8.0
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Uncut
Think Veronica Falls meets Arthur Russell, and investigate further. Print edition only
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Prefix
While the unabashed pop moments on Interstellar are truly great and welcome, Rose easily proves she's capable of more daring things
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8.0
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Spin
Succeeds in expertly appropriating its forebears instead of regurgitating them
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Clash
Widescreen magnificence
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The Guardian
She has made a stylistic step sideways, into dreampop, shoegaze, call it what you will
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The Independent
An enchanting dream-pop album steeped in her multi-tracked harmonies
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The Observer
Indebted to the bold synths and tight guitars of 80s new wave
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DIY
An album of epic proportions, one about dreaming of some ‘other’ place, somewhere truly interstellar
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8.0
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AU Review
It’s so chilled-out it sometimes feels lightweight, and it’s occasionally derivative but, despite this, Interstellar is a lovely, lovely recor
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8.0
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musicOMH
There are moments of pop perfection
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Mojo
Brooklyn linch-pin finds her own voice. Print edition only
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BBC
Rose’s strength and versatility as a composer shines through
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The Line Of Best Fit
This is a grand, richly enjoyable step forward for Rose, equipped not only with an otherworldy voice but also an innate sense of otherworldly sonic twists and turns
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Paste Magazine
Rose is clearly shedding her garage-rock past for something more delicate, something more emotionally open
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Consequence Of Sound
May not bring something wholly original or novel to the already crowded scene of like-minded, nostalgic, ethereal pop acts, but its 32 minutes are simply too sublimely crafted to ignore
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The Fly
Pushes Rose’s talents in an impressive and unexpected direction
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Blurt
A progressive dance-pop album that, maybe because of her background, feels a heck of a lot hipper than what her new genre counterparts can offer
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Drowned In Sound
Although not quite out of this world as its title suggests, Interstellar represents a haughty development in Frankie Rose's artistic capabilities
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Loud And Quiet
Much of ‘Interstellar’ flows with an ethereal pop-lite spirit, which helps seal this as an album that is hard to ignore
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Entertainment.ie
Though originality may not be a prime concern of hers, there is enough energy and versatility here to suggest that Rose can cut it on her own
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The Quietus
Easily contains enough beauty to confirm that Frankie Rose is more than just the buzz-scene she once helped create
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6.7
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A.V. Club
Even when Interstellar is enjoyable, it never feels all that substantive
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6.0
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Bowlegs
If this was a five track EP Frankie Rose would indeed be going interstellar – instead she’s flying high with plenty of sky left to explore
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6.0
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Q
A tad more focus and she'll be there. Print edition only
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Rolling Stone
She's rocking the current micro-vogue for Eighties shoegaze pop: guitar-synth swirls, paper-thin New Wave bass surge, space-waif vocals like a spring breeze that barely billows your window curtains
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NME
There's a certain lack of substance throughout
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No Ripcord
A much more atmospheric, relaxed album that delves in chillwave, pop, and ‘80s dance-rock that, unfortunately, fails to transcend such influences
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