A dark murmuration of words
Emily Barker
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Reviews (3)
Pitchfork
d. 25. Aug. 2020
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Jesse Dorris
d. 25. Aug. 2020
"The Australian electro-pop veterans return with a climate-change album both as chilled as an upscale boutique and as politically engaged as your Instagram feed ... Its own concept is unimpeachable: Climate change does suck. Ice is a memory. Mostly, though, Freeze, Melt just feels like a nice warm bath".
AllMusic
2020
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Tim Sendra
2020
"Freeze, Melt is a daring move for the band; they aren't exactly turning their backs on the huge, happy sound that earned them their glittering place in the dance-rock firmament, but they do bring their sound down to earth in admirable, emotionally affecting fashion. In the process, they prove that they don't need to make music that's great to dance to in order to make music that's great".
Mojo
2020 September
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Andy Cowan
2020 September
"Melancholy, reflective sixth album from dark horse Australian synth-poppers ... best heard after a big night in".