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Pitchfork
d. 20. Aug. 2015
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Philip Sherburne
d. 20. Aug. 2015
"As she wends her unpredictable way up and away, through strange intros and outros and across mantra-like choruses and far above bridges to nowhere, she offers a bird's-eye view of a landscape unlike any other, a place at once familiar, as though half-remembered from a dream, and spellbindingly alien".
PopMatters
d. 26. Aug. 2015
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John Paul
d. 26. Aug. 2015
"Having graduated from both Dirty Projectors and Avey Tare's Slasher Flicks, The Expanding Flower Planet is a confident declaration of independence from a vital artist operating at the top of her creative game".
The guardian
d. 30. Aug. 2015
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Emily Mackay
d. 30. Aug. 2015
"Deradoorian's world is as dreamy, hippyish and hipster as her album title suggests and it's deliciously easy to get lost in it with her".
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d. 28. Aug. 2015
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Ralf Christensen
d. 28. Aug. 2015
"Deradoorians debutalbum en rytmisk gennemrislet og ret så spraglet ceremoni. Den polyrytmiske og mangelagede og fabelagtigt sungne mageløshed har hun døbt The Expanding Flower Planet. Jeg lander gerne på den planet. Anytime. Bare sig til. Her er flyvsk og sværmerisk 60' er-psykedelia fuld af spilopper, her er besværgelser i skumringstimen, groovekunst, barokke forsiringer og gregoriansk - eller er det samisk? - vokalteknik. En art aristokratisk verdensfunk ... Deradoorian er (...) i en klasse for sig selv. Det har vi vidst siden hendes medlemskab som fabelagtig sanger i Dirty Projectors, men nu står det klart, at hun også kompositorisk er fra sin egen planet".
