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Paste Magazine
Generals is a protest record—against war, against lethargy and against apathy
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8.0
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Spin
Indie-soulsters drop the '60s wisp for darker, buzzier moods, nicely adding Cat Power, Siouxsie, politics
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8.0
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Prefix
Richard Swift and Burhenn work well together, and the two bring Generals’ pacifistic revolution to life via dialed-up orchestration, inventive vocal arrangements, an expanded sonic palette – plus a lot of stomping and clapping
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7.5
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The Line Of Best Fit
A success. Burhenn’s heart is in the right place, her lyrics are stirring and her voice and playing are immaculate throughout
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7.5
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Pitchfork
Generals is openhearted, politically engaged, feminist pop that, miraculously, never veers into schmaltz (or worse, didacticism)
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7.0
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Under The Radar
An album in two parts: a vicious, vengeful-sounding beast and a final four songs of more hopeful, soulful pop. However, it's undeniably the first part that hits the hardest and makes the biggest mark
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7.0
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Consequence Of Sound
Generals is a concept album, or certainly a set of protest songs
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Blurt
Generals has some gems of its own, but take a bit more digging to find
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