Sleigh Bells
Bunky Becky Birthday Boy
Brooklyn noise pop duo Sleigh Bells return to the maximalist immediacy of old, with mixed results
The Skinny
Sleigh Bells
Bunky Becky Birthday Boy
After a series of disappointing, overwrought releases, the Brooklyn noise-pop duo’s sixth album is a nimble late-career return to form that enlivens their signature loudness with a renewed sense of spirit
Paste Magazine
Sleigh Bells
Bunky Becky Birthday Boy
By giving equal time to headbanging and heartbreak, they've made an immensely satisfying album that's among their finest
All Music
Black Country, New Road
Forever Howlong
All in all, Forever Howlong feels like a missed opportunity. There are enough good bits to show that the band are as capable as ever of crafting a spellbinding moment, but there’s a frustrating lack of direction or commitment that prevents these moments from ever coalescing
Sputnik Music (staff)
The Waterboys
Life, Death, & Dennis Hopper
It's sometimes entertaining, sometimes preposterous, and sometimes pure cringe
The Arts Desk
Black Country, New Road
Forever Howlong
After several years of lineup and repertoire changes, the UK group returns with an ambitious and unabashedly twee album overflowing with baroque flourishes and communal spirit
Pitchfork
Elton John & Brandi Carlile
Who Believes In Angels?
This is what happens when two behemoths of musical excellence find common ground, not in nostalgia, but in the endless possibility of what comes next
Dork
Elton John & Brandi Carlile
Who Believes In Angels?
In the end, even greatness needs time to be fine-tuned, you suspect that such a liberty was never fussed over here
Far Out
Elton John & Brandi Carlile
Who Believes In Angels?
When the fuss, feathers and fandango are cast aside, we see Sir Elton for what he truly is
The Arts Desk
Elton John & Brandi Carlile
Who Believes In Angels?
No doubt fans of both artists will embrace this project as a great idea that, for the most part, works really well
All Music
Elton John & Brandi Carlile
Who Believes In Angels?
A lovingly wrought record full of deep personal meaning
Rolling Stone
Elton John & Brandi Carlile
Who Believes In Angels?
The ten tracks on ‘Who Believes In Angels?’ show Elton John in reflective mode, now retired from touring but still inspired and still active
Clash