Reviews / Album

"The contradictions of being a woman in this day and age are not only expressed lyrically, but are reflected sonically."

"Her most honest, clear-cut and autobiographical release to date."

"The real treat this album delivers is the extended instrumental breaks that feature winding guitar solos and spaced out synths that are so deliciously nostalgic."

"Their unification sees the duo peel off into a whole new realm of smooth, soulful, beat-driven electro pop."

"... Far from getting mawkishly nostalgic, [Danilova's] sixth long-player as Zola Jesus sombrely contemplates life and loss."

"... Full of chilled-out tracks that are guaranteed to get stuck in your head."

"The entirety of the tracklist is entrenched in a bluesy and unrelenting toe-tapping vibe."

A short & highly ineffective metal party.

"There are a few inspired moments where disaffected apathy meets plastic soul breeziness, but it slumps away towards the end."

"... Mightily impressive."

"... Dizzying guitar lines and a sinister buzz."