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8.0
3620
8.0 |
Uncut
A frequently startling record of no little beauty – which threatens to launch a new, esoteric generation of Williamsburg wonders
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8.0
3622
8.0 |
Drowned In Sound
What Amazing Baby have managed to achieve in no uncertain terms is fuse together a vast array of influences into one smouldering cauldron and come up sounding like nothing else on planet Earth. Either the five individuals who make up the band are essentially music shop geeks steeped in encyclopaedic knowledge of every genre since The Beatles turned rock and roll's missive inside out, or they're fortunate to originate from such well-versed genes
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7.0
3618
7.0 |
Spin
Channeling glam, metal, punk, power pop, and experimental noise, Rewild is like a tour through a psychedelic fantasyland, featuring visions, hallucinations, and glimpses of death
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6.1
3624
6.1 |
Pitchfork
It might outstrip its ambition and wear its influences too blatantly, but Amazing Baby could be something special once it all clicks
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6.0
3617
6.0 |
Rolling Stone
Rewild could use a little more sharp tunes but who has time for that when you're knee-deep in giant guitars and weird ambient vocalizations?
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6.0
3619
6.0 |
The Guardian
Everything from Pulpish glam to pastoral psychedelia is given the multicoloured makeover, and yet for all its grandiosity, there's something slightly unsatisfying about Rewild
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6.0
3621
6.0 |
NME
Overall, you’re reminded most of those original post-punk psychedelics The Teardrop Explodes. Their frontman Julian Cope always talked a better game than he ever managed to deliver, although that didn’t stop him from being a total hero. Amazing Baby could yet be our new shamans
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3.0
3623
3.0 |
Independent on Sunday
The next MGMT? Only if it stands for Must Get More Tunes. Even the androgynous floppy-hair brigade deserve better than th
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