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Man/Woman/Chainsaw
Cannonball
There is plenty of promise here when the excess is reined in. Print edition only
Record Collector
Man/Woman/Chainsaw
Cannonball
A precision-cut debut that's built to last. Print edition only
Mojo
Man/Woman/Chainsaw
Cannonball
At its core, Man/Woman/Chainsaw's debut LP is a darling collection of love songs; some danceable, others perfect to sit and have a sulk to
The Skinny
Man/Woman/Chainsaw
Cannonball
After four years of releasing interesting and inventive but overlooked art rock tunes, the group managed to bring all of their influences together into one fantastic experience that’s finally getting them the attention and love that they deserve
The Line Of Best Fit
Man/Woman/Chainsaw
Cannonball
On their debut LP, the London sextet seem to treat each disparate facet of their sound—the dreamy piano ballads, the clattering post-punk—with equal reverence
Paste Magazine
Man/Woman/Chainsaw
Cannonball
The Londoners' trademark kinetic energy has translated to an audacious debut record that's crammed with enough ideas to make you dizzy
musicOMH
Ravyn Lenae
Blue Island
Bold production can’t disguise an album too hesitant to commit
Slant Magazine
Ravyn Lenae
Blue Island
Lenae’s influences, disseminated throughout this album, works as a statement: she is joining the lineage of groundbreaking Black artists of the past – Janet Jackson, Santigold, Res – and if she must bear scrutiny, so be it
The Line Of Best Fit
Ravyn Lenae
Blue Island
Reuniting with Dahi for velvety, ’80s-inspired pop, rock, and R&B, the singer explores a widening repertoire that unlocks new melodic possibilities.
Pitchfork
Ravyn Lenae
Blue Island
Evoking an astonishing range of artists, the US singer follows up her huge hit Love Me Not with stylistic diversity – and lyrics that defy her doubters
The Guardian
Ravyn Lenae
Blue Island
Following a mainstream breakthrough, the Chicagoan embraces her ever-broadening musical palette, weaving between indie-rock angst and 1980s power ballads with pit stops in psychedelic funk and trappy electronic abstractions
Paste Magazine
Ravyn Lenae
Blue Island
The record points clearly towards the future, one in which the Chicago singer is an obvious leader in pop, R&B, alt-anything, and whatever else she decides to lay claim to
Rolling Stone
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