Nothing as the ideal
All Them Witches
Keywords
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Reviews (3)
Exclaim!
d. 2. July 2020
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Kaitlin Irving
d. 2. July 2020
"Full of prodigious riffs, intoxicating vocals and a narrative you just can't ignore, So When You Gonna... exemplifies just what happens when talent meets passion. If this album is any indication of what's to come from this trio, Dream Wife just might take over the world".
The line of best fit
d. 1. July 2020
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Helena Wadia
d. 1. July 2020
"With a mixture of classic punk and dance-pop, Dream Wife also hark back to the early New York sound of the Yeah Yeah Yeahs, with a heavy dollop of riot grrrl attitude. The band have extended the `girls to the front' ethos into every part of themselves, from production to music to live performances. With so much honesty packed into the 11 tracks, the album is an invitation and a challenge to go after what you want - without apologising for it".
The guardian
d. 5. July 2020
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Kate Hutchinson
d. 5. July 2020
"The London-based trio's second album is an enjoyably jagged, ambitious cacophony ... The follow-up to their self-titled 2018 debut continues to blend 2000s guitar bands with yelping riot grrrl while sounding surprisingly new, stripping back their earlier post-punk atmospherics to bring Icelandic singer Rakel Mjöll's storytelling to the fore".