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Pretty Much Amazing
Makes a seriously compelling case that the EP should be the standard form of pop-music communication. Robyn’s latest is all killer, no filler, and leaves you begging for more
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8.0
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The 405
It's a hedonistic celebration of fully letting go and also a chance for Robyn to really wear her influences on her sleeve
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8.0
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NOW
With Love Is Free, Robyn once again shows she can bring together discerning dance snobs and accessible-pop fans
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8.0
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Exclaim
Another gem in Robyn's recent, diamond-studded catalogue
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8.0
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The Irish Times
Robyn’s penchant for wonky pop and melancholic disco bangers ensures this mini-album swaggers and sways
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7.2
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Pitchfork
The group is meddling in music history, cranking out five familiar tracks that are too hard not to dance to
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7.0
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Slant Magazine
Feels comparatively tossed off, merely a bridge between Robyn 2.0 and an incarnation of the dance-pop icon we—and she—haven't yet imagined
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7.0
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7.0 |
The Line Of Best Fit
A profoundly complex and upsetting collection of songs
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7.0
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7.0 |
The Music
Five joyous tracks of carefree retro club indulgence
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7.0
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NME
A reasonably straight-up club record – almost a compilation of singles
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7.0
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Gig Soup
The album isn’t revolutionary by any means, but is an achievement in how it manages to pay tribute to all the different sub-genres Falk admired in such a successful way
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6.0
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Spin
Robyn’s best work rises above mere competence, and while every song here will keep people on the dance floor, Love Is Free transcends nothing
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The Observer
Despite the shadow of tragedy hanging over the project, there’s an irrepressible euphoria to the music throughout
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5.8
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5.8 |
Consequence Of Sound
Some solid, if unexceptional club tracks
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