How big, how blue, how beautiful
Florence + the Machine
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AllMusic
2016
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Marcy Donelson
2016
"... for the most part [the album] hovers between a singer/songwriter-friendly indie rock club and somewhere on the dial of '70s AM radio. It proves a pretty comforting place to be. Including Light Upon the Lake's one jaunty instrumental ("Red Moon"), the 30-minute set of ten tunes will leave many wanting more, an auspicious trait for an otherwise satisfying debut".
Pitchfork
d. 6. June 2016
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Matthew Schnipper
d. 6. June 2016
"On their winsome debut, the duo Whitney make a warm, simple and profoundly enjoyable rock'n'roll record, evoking the earnestness and innocence of Girls ... Whitney might not reinvent anything, but they sound perfect right now, and it's hard to argue with being in the right place at the right time".
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d. 12. Aug. 2016
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Ralf Christensen
d. 12. Aug. 2016
"Der er en soulet fornemmelse over debutalbummet Light Upon The Lake ikke mindst takket være Ehrlichs smukke og let krukket udskridende vokal, et sted mellem Bee Gees og Peter Cetera fra AOR-bandet Chicago. Hans stemme er - trods referencerne - så fucking sig selv, at den blæser liv i al det lækre snedkerarbejde, som sangene er så fulde af ... Whitney er traditionalistisk wellness, fornemt melodisk forsirede højsange for sjælen".