A folk set apart - Rarities, B-sides & space junk, etc.
Cass McCombs
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Reviews (3)
AllMusic
2017
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Matt Collar
2017
"Fifth Harmony's third full-length album and first since the departure of vocalist Camila Cabello, 2017's Fifth Harmony is a sophisticated, if somewhat undistinguished production that finds the former X-Factor contestants completing the transformation from a youthful pop outfit into a mature, adult contemporary R&B entity".
The observer
d. 27. Aug. 2017
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Michael Cragg
d. 27. Aug. 2017
"There are flashes of brilliance, on the low-slung, sweaty R&B of He Like That (which samples MC Hammer), Don't Say You Love Me's airy heartbreak and the Skrillex-assisted Angel, which features scattergun drum-claps slowly distorting into a head-spinning cacophony. Unfortunately, there are also some real "will this do?" moments spread over the album's streamlined 30 minutes ... Overall, a mixed bag".
Rolling stone
d. 24. Aug. 2017
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Brittany Spanos
d. 24. Aug. 2017
"Now a foursome, they have learned what works: a healthy dose of danger mixed with ego-boosting empowerment anthems ... It's the group's most cohesive album yet and a satisfying introduction to what Fifth Harmony can be capable of in their new era".