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7.0
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DIY
This is eccentric indie pop with a slightly off-kilt flavour, and with such potential for mass-popularity, expect Zulu Winter to become the ones to catch this festival season
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7.0
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7.0 |
BBC
Language is a sturdy and well-produced collection which, given the right exposure, sounds like the sort of thing that could be very large indeed
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7.0
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PopMatters
Zulu Winter masterfully juxtapose adventurous and sexualized production with [mostly] touching, sorrowful songs. In other words, it’s something you can dance to in public and reflect on in private
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6.5
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The AU Review
While they still may be searching for a defining sound that in some years, another band will be calling on for influences, this is still an endearing start
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6.0
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Q
The melancholic croon of frontman Will Daunt, give these ever-so-now songs and old-world charm. Print edition only
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6.0
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NME
A few strokes of fortune might send this London quintet towards stratospheric hugeness
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6.0
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6.0 |
A.V. Club
The band’s swelling synthpads skirt Afrobeat just as well as any other band jostling for a foothold in an already overcrowded niche
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6.0
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Rave Magazine
Displays a talent that goes beyond just copying and pasting musical memes of old
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5.0
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Spin
The so-called "new Vaccines" take more from Foals, offer jittery debut of dance-rock mush meant for big rooms
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5.0
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Loud And Quiet
A pleasant album, but one of a band failing to reach out and make their own identifiable mark
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4.9
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Pitchfork
Whilst homogeneity will undoubtedly serve them well enough, there are tantalizing signs here of a more innovative future
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