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Sputnikmusic
d. 25. Dec. 2013
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Resonance
d. 25. Dec. 2013
"Review Summary: Get ready to click the edit button on your year end lists ... Croatian Amor has progressed like an expanding sphere, encompassing all the neighboring sounds it encounters in its experimentation. Starting with the most stark and minimal industrial release, "Brother, Sister" and heretofore culminating with "The World," Loke Rahbek and whoever else is behind one of the most unique bands associated with the label "Posh Isolation" have created not a linear narrative, but a logarithmic one".
Sputnikmusic
d. 11. Jan. 2017
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SowingSeason
d. 11. Jan. 2017
"Of course, for those who have already seen the movie, I can only imagine that the songs of La La Land are capable of carrying even more meaning, which is a prospect that I'm beside myself with excitement about. This soundtrack is an inspiring and at times blissfully ethereal piece of art...allow yourself to drift off to La La Land".
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d. 14. Feb. 2014
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Ralf Christensen
d. 14. Feb. 2014
"Undervejs på Croatian Amor-debutalbummet The World kommer Iceage's Elias Bender Rønnenfelt forbi med sin guitar, men ellers holder Rahbek sig i selskab med løsrevne stemmer, smadrede flasker, feltoptagelser og elektronik. The World næres af en sortrandet alvor, og Rahbek finder skønhed i menneskelig isolation eller i hvert fald hjemløshed. Reallyde og stemmer mixes med fremmedgjorte synthflader og støj. Et dystert 80'er-drama i nihilistisk regn udfolder sig på den indre nethinde. Droner summer olmt i munden på hinanden. Baggrundsstøjen fra en telefonsamtale vrider sig i smerte, og da stemmer viser sig, er de forkrøblede skygger uden sproglig mening. Det er stærke sager".