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BBC
Less gritty, less grimy, and more digital in its overall sound but no less inventive than its predecessor, Lorn has thrown down another musical challenge that’s well worth rising to
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NME
Lorn remains dark and scary, but he’s learning to communicate with the masses
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The Arts Desk
This is music that, regardless of its provenance, gets under your skin
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Q
A strange, spooked and deeply involving record. Print edition only
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The Skinny
Where his previous album sounded exactly like a dry collection of discrete demo takes, Ask The Dust is an integrated statement of intent from start to end
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musicOMH
The use of his own voice, live percussion and the extensive focus on melody on Ask The Dust all increase the sense of a personal project
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PopMatters
A thing of frightening beauty
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Spin
Wisconsin bass artist delivers black dub, feral growling, evil EDM....When the zombies win, this plays on repeat
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All Music
One of the more interesting and compelling electro albums of 201
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hhv.de mag
Lorn’s best album
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Clash
Lorn builds winning improvements on an already victorious formula of boom-bap nightmares gone crypt walking
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Drowned In Sound
The scope might be limited, but at least one truth shines out: he writes songs of unembellished rawness, sharp as a knife and tight as the proletariat wallet
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