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Exclaim!
d. 29. July 2020
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Sarah Chodos
d. 29. July 2020
"The overarching theme of the lyrics is not falling madly in love, nor falling out of love, but, rather, cautiously approaching love. The music slides along with a relationship to various genres that is curious and sincere while not making a firm commitment to any one, and with a depth and complexity that underlies the gentle waves on the surface".
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d. 31. July 2020
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d. 31. July 2020
"Co-produced by Wye Oak, the singer-songwriter's new album reckons with a past of self-doubt and a present of intense uncertainty in order to shape something like a satisfying future".
AllMusic
2020
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Marcy Donelson
2020
"A collection of love songs of an uncommon nature tinged with loneliness and self-doubt, Sucker's Lunch is indie songwriter Madeline Kenney's third solo album ... the album still satisfies with its artful balance of meditation and catharsis".