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Ty Segall and White Fence  Joy

Tracks like that rocking opening salvo, closer “My Friend,” and the ominous “She Is Gold” show the kind of hypnotic psychedelic knockouts these two can achieve when they keep their loonier side at bay A.V. Club

The Internet  Hive Mind

A step forward for this young, talented crew, housing nothing but scintillating performances from Syd and, in the rare moments when the group cuts loose, some seriously intoxicating funk A.V. Club

The Internet  Hive Mind

Languid-sounding but carefully constructed psychedelic funk and R&B, with songs that have the loose feel of studio jams The FT

The Internet  Hive Mind

Sprinkled with codas and half-songs, the effect is natural, not jarring, like turning down an alley, or rounding a city street and stumbling into another story Paste Magazine

The Internet  Hive Mind

It’s a pristine production that perhaps runs a little low on ideas. But even when they drift into potentially soporific neo-soul The Internet’s seductive songs are hard to shake off Evening Standard

Ty Segall and White Fence  Joy

Body Behaviour sounds like it was culled from a 13th Floor Elevators album and A Nod has an early Pink Floyd quality, but there’s drum abuse to keep things fresh Evening Standard

Ty Segall and White Fence  Joy

Joy is a little tongue-in-cheek at times, but fans of these two should expect nothing less than lo-fi garage at its most controlled and singular Under The Radar

The Internet  Hive Mind

They not only leave space for one another's ideas and playing, but also involve collaborators -- Nick Green again on some co-writing, Moonchild on serene horns -- without overstuffing the songs, operating as one organism All Music

Ty Segall and White Fence  Joy

A few judicious cuts here and there and it would have been a very strong extended play instead of an uneven album that doesn't quite reach the level the duo attained on Hair All Music

Deafheaven  Ordinary Corrupt Human Love

Too often the crossover strategy mires these songs in the most banal cliches of dream pop and arena grunge. Print edition only Uncut

Ty Segall and White Fence  Joy

It walks to the wobbly line between the sparkling and the indulgent with the former just about winning out. Print edition only Q

Ty Segall and White Fence  Joy

Joy is both surer and sillier than Hair. Print edition only Uncut

The Internet  Hive Mind

Though for all the slick instrumental interplay, with guitarist Steve Lacy again outstanding, it's Syd's hushed, Aaliyah-like delivery that supplies the core emotional connection. Print edition only Q

Dirty Projectors  Lamp Lit Prose

Crammed with ideas, which vary wildly from the slightly okay to the awfully bad and the downright ugly The Irish Times

The Internet  Hive Mind

It’s undoubtedly one of their best works: the band have a synergy that draws the listener in, allowing you to revel in their irresistible confidence, and hope they might invite you to join the party The Independent