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Reviews (3)
AllMusic
2017
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Thom Jurek
2017
"While To the Bone sometimes seems inconsistent, it's an illusion; repeated listening reveals that Wilson's brand of progressive pop is so multivalently textured and expertly crafted that its aesthetic and sonic palette refuse to be contained under a single rock umbrella. As such, To the Bone stands with Wilson's best work".
PopMatters
d. 17. Aug. 2017
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Brice Ezell
d. 17. Aug. 2017
"For all of the marketing and chatter about To the Bone being Wilson's "pop turn" in his solo career, the album is continuous with the work he's been doing since he started putting out solo LPs with 2008's Insurgentes. The songwriting emphasis has shifted, but not transformed. Wilson remains a progressive artist even when To the Bone evokes the familiar. Really, it's just nice to hear music that opens up the window shades and throws some sunlight on things".
Gaffa [online]
d. 18. Aug. 2017
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Keld Rud
d. 18. Aug. 2017
"To The Bone er i pressematerialet iscenesat som et popalbum. Det er bestemt også Wilsons mest melodiske udspil til dato. Alligevel er det et lige lovligt snedigt spin. Selv når albummet er mest afdæmpet og melodisk, løber rocken dybt i albummets årer. Produktionen er forrygende flot med uendelig mange detaljer i lydbilledet, som man kan fortabe sig i ... To the Bone er måske det tætteste Wilson endnu er kommet på et mesterværk".