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			9.0
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				9.0 |  
				God Is In The TV
			
			
				It is infectious in such a good way. Modern Mirror will no doubt be landing high or on top of many end of year “best of” lists
				
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			9.0
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				9.0 |  
				Exclaim
			
			
				While undoubtedly informed by '80s post punk and pop, never does Modern Mirror become a nostalgia trip or use the era as a crutch
				
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			8.4
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				8.4 |  
				Paste Magazine
			
			
				While the record is not necessarily groundbreaking, it doesn’t need to be. It’s everything we want from Drab Majesty
				
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			8.0
			112542
			
				8.0 |  
				All Music
			
			
				Rather than simply conjuring the work of their influences, Drab Majesty have crafted an album that works on its own merits, with songs that you may want to revisit just as much as your favorite vintage post-punk classic track
				
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			7.5
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				7.5 |  
				The 405
			
			
				With warmer textures and leanings into new wave, Drab Majesty is helping bring goth back into the mainstream one hyper-critical dark wave banger at a time
				
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			7.0
			112516
			
				7.0 |  
				musicOMH
			
			
				It’s an album more sugar coated than a very sugar-coated sugary sweet sweetie, and ultimately it is the gorgeous synth sound with a Gothic edge that creates the lasting impression
				
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			7.0
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				7.0 |  
				Spectrum Culture
			
			
				Draws directly from musical history without wallowing too obviously in nostalgia
				
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			7.0
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				7.0 |  
				PopMatters
			
			
				Still gothy after all these years, darkwave duo Drab Majesty's songwriting is catching up with their impeccable aesthetic on Modern Mirror
				
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			7.0
			112541
			
				7.0 |  
				Loud And Quiet
			
			
				While Modern Mirror’s social commentary lacks bite, it remains a world away from the empty ’80s nostalgia in vogue – Drab Majesty’s neon-soaked soundscapes do at least feel fully realised and lived in
				
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