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Reviews (2)
Soundblab
d. 18. Jan. 2019
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Mark Moody
d. 18. Jan. 2019
"Pet Town is the type of album that develops cultish fans or maybe is a blueprint for how an opioid addiction is formed. The first taste is a bit strange if not so out of the ordinary to be a bit off-putting. But repeated listens suck you in over the precipice into Eerie Wanda's somnolent wonderland. A song like 'Moon' will lure you in, but it's the swirl of ones like 'Magnetic Woman', 'Sleepy Eyes' and 'Hand of the Devil' that will lock the door behind you and leave you hypnotized. The type of record that will induce "what in the world are you listening to" from friends, but who needs friends anyway. If I didn't listen to any other album in 2019, I'd be perfectly content. So leave me alone you sons of bitches, can't you see I'm listening to my Eerie Wanda record again.".
AllMusic
2019
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Tim Sendra
2019
"Pet Town makes for the perfect record to calm down at the end of a typically bonkers day or as a brief respite from the storm during the middle of it. Tadic's vocals are endlessly soothing, the arrangements are comforting, and the warmth of the songs emanates from the speakers like gentle heat waves from a crackling fire. Stripping back from the already gentle sound of Hum could have been a step in the wrong direction' instead, it's a perfect evolution and a wonderful album".
