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NME
d. 23. June 2015
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Noel Gardner
d. 23. June 2015
"Here the quintet are a crack unit, powered by hard rock riffs, jazz and Krautrock-informed drums and flights of flute-based fancy. The psych-rock airs of 'Killing Time In London Fields' or 'Bells Of Burford' are creepy, in a charming way, recalling Wales' Gorky's Zygotic Mynci".
AllMusic
2015
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Timothy Monger
2015
"The Sovereign Self is possibly Trembling Bells' most colorful journey yet, with a wayfaring rock & roll spirit and a madcap zeal that keep it sounding fresh even when the band devolves into an extended jam around David Bowie's "The Width of a Circle" on album-closer "I Is Someone Else." Trembling Bells may not be for everyone, but they are easily one of the U.K.'s most fascinating acts".