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8.5
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The Line Of Best Fit
It’s an album that needs to be taken as a whole, certainly it’s more of a coherent record than the previous Atlas Sound effort, it’s mood simply doesn’t lend to being chopped and changed. Suffice to say, it might be my favourite Cox release yet. Now that’s something special
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8.2
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Pitchfork
Two of the best tracks on his second Atlas Sound full-length feature contributions Noah "Panda Bear" Lennox and Lætitia Sadier of Stereolab, but the album as a whole continues to refine and build upon what Cox does best
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8.0
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8.0 |
Rave Magazine
It’s a little bit long, a little bit loose, but Logos sees Cox giving us some more beautiful and eclectic songs to digest while we wait for Deerhunter to tour again
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8.0
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Blurt
Bradford Cox continues to make fascinating and beautiful music
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8.0
6508
8.0 |
Under The Radar
"Walkabout" is built on the same kind of soaring choruses and layered samples that dominated Panda Bear's Person Pitch, but Cox's own distinct pop sensibility remains intact
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8.0
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8.0 |
The Fly
...he’s is one of the decade’s most talented artists- his solely composed ‘Washington School’ providing the album’s giddily disorientating peak
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8.0
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8.0 |
Q
Print edition only
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8.0
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The Guardian
Like Animal Collective's best work, Logos manages to combine simple melodies with enough experimentalism to allow you to keep returning to the record with fresh ears, but not too much to reduce it to avant-garde mush.
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8.0
2605
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The Times
So good is Logos ... that Cox might have to rethink where his priorities lie
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8.0
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NME
Cox may have tagged Atlas Sound as just another side-project, but ‘Logos’ is a clear indication that his solo creative output is just as richly rewarding as what came before
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8.0
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8.0 |
Drowned In Sound
Logos is a gorgeous, hallucinatory and somewhat sickly outing. While there's every chance he'll wrong foot us, and soon, this record is entirely in keeping with the increasingly self-erasing route Bradford Cox has taken as a musician
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8.0
2611
8.0 |
Mojo
Print edition only
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7.5
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7.5 |
The Australian
Cox has relinquished laptop noodling and bedroom isolation for first-take immediacy and help from friends
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7.0
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Rolling Stone
An innate tunefulness turns soundscapes into songs that stick
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7.0
2606
7.0 |
musicOMH
Logos doesn't displace Microcastle as Cox's masterwork to date. But it's an intriguing, often beautiful addition to a rapidly expanding body of work that has seemingly boundless potential
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7.0
2607
7.0 |
PopMatters
Logos brims with a wide-eyed energy all its own, conveying a palpable sense of optimism that’s all too rare in Cox’s oeuvre
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6.0
2609
6.0 |
Uncut
Print edition only
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6.0
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6.0 |
The Quietus
...it still sort of feels like some mySpace star's first self-release, something promising but not something that holds the attention. It could be the lo-fi or otherwise "buried" vocals, or the general every-last-dropness of the more repetitive tracks, but either way it is a thing made of half absolute doo-wop killer and half filler
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