Reviews / Album

"Not since The Smiths has anyone turned despondent, morose lyrics into jangly indie-disco floor fillers."

"Listen late at night and, ideally, with wine."

"Reverb-heavy indie-pop that sounds remarkably of a piece with their contemporary acolytes."

"The tunes themselves are languidly, and sometimes sleazily, enjoyable."

"Perhaps the only major curveball they could realistically throw at their audience nowadays is clean vocals."

"Mount Kimbie's new path seems to have taken them further away from the idiosyncrasies and quirkiness that made them stand out in the first place."

"Some will still use this album as background music for the dinner party with their hip(per) friends, but immersing yourself in it reveals its real emotional depths."

"It's an endlessly rewarding and freewheeling album for a band who are the equal sum of their parts and eager to explore all musical possibilities."

"He briefly kisses Jeff Buckley's chords on the humble 'White Glove'."

Sløtface kick ass on their debut LP.