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Pitchfork
d. 26. Feb. 2016
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Brad Nelson
d. 26. Feb. 2016
"No Burden is an uncommonly warm indie rock record. Lead guitar lines pour in like slow columns of sunlight, and Dacus' voice itself is a comforting blur".
Popmatters
d. 6. Sep. 2016
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Christopher Laird
d. 6. Sep. 2016
"Listening to the album, I often was reminded of a record by another young songwriter, Julien Baker's fantastic Sprained Ankle. Sonically, they have no connection-Dacus is much louder, for one thing-yet I connect the two albums because the listening experiences reminded me of reading an engulfing book. I lived inside these little worlds and wondered about these characters. Once the whole thing was over, I thought, What's next?".
AllMusic
2016
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Marcy Donelson
2016
"The more measured tracks outnumber the hooky, uptempo ones, which are bunched early in the track list, so No Burden does leave a melancholy impression. It's one full of warmth and engaging words and melodies, though, all guided by a voice that alone would prompt repeat listens".