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9.0
69428
9.0 |
Uncut
An album of great depth and richness, Sukierae finds Tweedy at his most dignified, nothing short of the whole love
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8.5
69538
8.5 |
The Line Of Best Fit
Sukierae’s the kind of a record where almost every listen provides different favourite moments. That has to be a very good indicator of its overall merits
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8.3
69593
8.3 |
A.V. Club
Jeff Tweedy remains an astonishingly talented craftsman, and Spencer is a welcome addition to the family business
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8.0
69626
8.0 |
PopMatters
Sukierae’s gently understated songs hover about over the course of repeated listens and demand attention in subtle, yet meaningful ways
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8.0
69632
8.0 |
Paste Magazine
A hell of a bonding experience. That it resulted in such a fine album is just a bonus
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8.0
69941
8.0 |
FasterLouder
Sukierae confirms Jeff Tweedy’s standing as a songwriter and musician with a mesmerising ability to imbue his songs with understated emotion and free-spirited musicality
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8.0
70230
8.0 |
The Irish Times
In Wilco’s left-field adventures, his songs are the platform. Here they are everything
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8.0
70512
8.0 |
NME
There are sparks of new wave brightness and Beatles lustre, ensuring an album about uncertainty and dejection remains beautiful throughout
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8.0
69461
8.0 |
Rolling Stone
Another tour de force from a guy who's made a few
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8.0
69495
8.0 |
The Observer
At 20 tracks and 71 minutes, it’s perhaps a little long, but until the next Wilco album comes along, this will do just fine
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8.0
69532
8.0 |
musicOMH
Sukierae is a distinctive work, and it gradually reveals itself to be enthralling
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8.0
69423
8.0 |
Evening Standard
The first half of Sukirae sounds much like a Wilco LP... The second 10 songs are much more reflective
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8.0
69427
8.0 |
Exclaim
Even if, at 72 minutes, it overstays its welcome a bit, there's no denying the vital talent on display at every turn
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7.5
69424
7.5 |
Consequence Of Sound
While it can sound a little old hat at times, Jeff and Spencer Tweedy sprinkle Sukierae with some of the most personal songs Jeff has written to date
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7.5
70220
7.5 |
Under The Radar
Listened to in short bursts, or perhaps sitting on a porch while the autumn sun sets, Sukierae shines as Jeff Tweedy's best work in years, and a masterclass in his characteristic songwriting
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7.3
69422
7.3 |
Pitchfork
Only Jeff and Spencer can comprehend the full implications of these songs; the rest of us can grasp them only generally. Perhaps, given the story behind the album, that’s exactly what they intended
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7.0
69541
7.0 |
Slant Magazine
It speaks to Tweedy's skill and experience as a songwriter that what is essentially the aural equivalent of him spending 72 minutes of quiet time with his family doesn't get boring sooner
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6.0
69426
6.0 |
Clash
Clocking in at almost 72 minutes, ‘Sukierae’ is a bloated, if lulling, listen
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6.0
69429
6.0 |
Q
Full of catchy songs, played with experimental sonic textures in reliably tasteful arrangements. Print edition only
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6.0
69430
6.0 |
Mojo
Quality control on Sukierae sometimes sags amid the fecundity. Print edition only
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5.0
69425
5.0 |
Drowned In Sound
Sukierae ultimately reminds us what makes an artist of any stripe essential, and that’s - 'drumroll' - quality control
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