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Pitchfork
d. 25. May 2022
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Matthew Ismael Ruiz
d. 25. May 2022
"Finally, New is They Hate Change's first LP for Jagjaguwar-a storied indie label better known for Bon Iver and Sharon Van Etten than any hip-hop or electronic music-but they are no rookies, having dropped eight releases since debuting in 2015 with Cycles. So while they may benefit from a nostalgic dance music resurgence embraced by reggaetón stars and TikTok zoomers alike, they've distilled an encyclopedia worth of references into a sound distinct enough that it's unlikely to wash out when the wave recede".
Everything is noise
d. 23. Jan. 2022
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David Rodriguez (musikanmelder)
d. 23. Jan. 2022
"They Hate Change is precisely the kind of thing that hip-hop needs in order to stay expanding, entertaining, and authentic - and they know it ... What They Hate Change give us is a hyper-specific hip-hop state of the union address that is wholly them, no compromises, unconcerned with making it make sense to a wide audience. Still, you can vibe with it just as I have. No gatekeeping or needless qualifying, but you're either gonna get it, or not. Either way, they'll be around affecting and stunting as they wish".