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8.0
86452
8.0 |
Exclaim
Delivered through the dorm-quaking filter of '80s-glancing, fuzz-friendly indie rock
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7.5
86462
7.5 |
Consequence Of Sound
Michigan quartet lets their contradictions shine, leaving behind any pretense that they were ever simply an emo or pop-punk group
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7.0
86449
7.0 |
The Music
White Hot Moon is indie-rock meets '90s grunge with soft vocals from Britty Drake and dreamy guitars that could go for days
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7.0
86520
7.0 |
All Music
It may fail to reach the heights that Feast of Love did, but it's no great drop off either and finishes building a strong foundation for the band
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6.7
86453
6.7 |
Pretty Much Amazing
They take a handful of contrasting elements, play them off one another and explore the melodic and emotional effects of their chemistry
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6.5
86481
6.5 |
Pitchfork
Its 12 tracks largely find the band continuing to leverage what worked on Feast of Love
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6.0
86450
6.0 |
DIY
The grind of day-to-day life is drowned out in a synthesis of reflection on the Michigan group’s latest
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6.0
86447
6.0 |
Clash
Pity Sex may have taken few risks to make a breakthrough album and they’re hardly re-inventing the wheel, but ‘White Hot Moon’ is a solid effort and a worthy follow-up to debut ‘Feast Of Love’
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6.0
86448
6.0 |
Spin
For all of their renewed gumption, improved production, and flair with the pen, Pity Sex remain limited by their narrow emotional range and over-reliance on their influence
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6.0
86868
6.0 |
Rolling Stone
The band has never sounded so desolate, or more distinctly themselves
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6.0
87382
6.0 |
Spectrum Culture
White Hot Moon creates a dour but welcoming world of ’90s-inspired guitars
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