John Garcia & the Band of Gold
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Rolling stone
d. 9. Nov. 2018
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Maura Johnston
d. 9. Nov. 2018
"Experiment is Brown's second album, but it's rightly being pitched as his breakthrough to a mass audience. Storming stadium-sized drums accompany his opening plea on "Come Back to Me," but they're quickly joined by harmonies straight out of the Grand Ole Opry's playbook and heavy riffing. While big chunks of Experiment, like the come-hither "Lose It" and the Goo Goo Dolls-gone-Nashville ballad "It Ain't You It's Me," revel in that liminal space between stadium-sized country and big-tent arena rock, Experiment also throws a few curveballs".
AllMusic
2018
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Stephen Thomas Erlewine
2018
"Brown embraces both old-school and modern R&B, sliding into a classic Southern groove on "Good as You" and gliding along to the slick surfaces of "Weekend," where he entices his lover to while away the days binge-watching '90s sitcoms. On these songs, Brown erases the lines between the past and the present, and this blurriness is the strength of Experiment: like the world he lives in, he repurposes old sounds and styles with his eye firmly on the future.".
Sounds like Nashville
d. 8. Nov. 2018
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Cillea Houghton
d. 8. Nov. 2018
"From the moment Kane Brown's Experiment begins, you can tell that something is different. The identity he's established for himself with his previous work remains, but he's a gained a maturity that makes for a strong album that lives up to its namesake comprised by themes of romance, loneliness and self-growth ... Experiment finds the breakthrough star branching out sonically and lyrically, taking command of his voice, whether bravely facing adversity or expressing sincerity when talking about his wife and their life together. Brown brings a sense of strength to his storytelling, which contributes to the larger picture of country music".