Sometimes I sit and think, and sometimes I just sit
Courtney Barnett
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Reviews (3)
Pitchfork
d. 22. June 2016
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Jillian Mapes
d. 22. June 2016
"On her fourth album, Mitski makes a resounding personal statement and stakes out her territory as one of the most compelling voices in the sphere of indie rock".
The guardian
d. 16. July 2016
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Tim Jonze
d. 16. July 2016
"Bright Eyes-esque confessional folk, riot grrrl and the quiet-loud dynamics of the Pixies are all present, but Mitski updates these reference points with a modernist twist (Crack Baby and Once More to See You have something of St Vincent's unsettling strangeness). This delicate experimentation, along with a melodic sensibility and the occasional shard of wit (you don't call your album Puberty 2 without a sense of humour), save the record from being a wallow-fest".
Politiken
d. 16. Sep. 2016
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Simon Lund
d. 16. Sep. 2016
"Hun er en skovbrand ude af kontrol, en efterladt elskerinde i morgenmørket og en ung kvinde på kanten af et nervøst sammenbrud. [Den amerikansk-japanske, 25-årige gør det selv-musiker fra Brooklyn], Mitski Miyawaki, skifter form og temperament på sit fjerde album i sin vekslen mellem at lyde som St.Vincents særlinge-søster, der har fundet en trommemaskine med løse forbindelser, og en punk-furie, der spiller indierock på et rivejern. Og i den personlige og poetiske åre, der løber gennem sangene".