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10.0
79210
10.0 |
Pretty Much Amazing
The size, here, plays to twigs’s advantage. The album derives its power from an almost suicidal energy, as if the music the were about to break down the instruments, the deep bass splintering wood, the high falsetto shattering glass
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10.0
79051
10.0 |
The Independent
Musically, it’s a more focused, coherent application of the same kinds of sounds and vocals used on LP1
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9.0
79126
9.0 |
Drowned In Sound
No stodgy music writer can prepare ya for the effects this EP will have on yr body – the chills, the aches, the throbs
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8.6
79017
8.6 |
Pitchfork
Role models aren't universal, but if we need a feminist pop star, then twigs is it
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8.5
79242
8.5 |
PopMatters
The effect of the album is soothing and challenging all at once (Take 1)
FKA twigs is striking, stunning weird and if her debut album assured that, this follow-up only strengthened her case (Take 2)
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8.0
79265
8.0 |
NOW
It's twigs' most experimental offering yet, and a good sign she won't be streamlining her sound for something more accessible (and less exciting) on her sophomore full-length
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8.0
79016
8.0 |
Spin
On M3LL155X, she does seem to be growing stronger, testing the boundaries between light and unfathomable darkness, the breathtaking and the nauseating
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8.0
79013
8.0 |
NME
The five tracks on ‘M3LL155X’ feel like parts of a whole, musically and thematically connected in a way you wouldn’t necessarily expect from a between-albums EP
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8.0
79014
8.0 |
Earbuddy
This EP deserves both your attention and your respect
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8.0
79427
8.0 |
Spectrum Culture
By pushing her sound to its outer limits, she’s created a record that sounds at once familiar and exciting
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7.5
79015
7.5 |
Consequence Of Sound
The conflicting emotions, the push and pull — these are the sounds of a full person, and twigs conveys that totality in a way very few artists can
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7.0
79305
7.0 |
The Music
The soundtrack to her own sumptuous yet horrifying, weird, self-directed short film
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