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NME
d. 5. Oct. 2018
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Tara Garman
d. 5. Oct. 2018
"'IV' is a thrilling diversion from the more straight-up rock of 2017 predecessor 'Night People'. The band now merges genres confidently and coolly, creating carefree indie pop tracks, yet always reserving a seat for their rock band roots. As balancing acts go, they've played a blinder - it's a pleasure to see them testing the limits of their sonic template, and impressive that they're continuing to do so on their sixth album".
The skinny
d. 4. Oct. 2018
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Harriet Willis
d. 4. Oct. 2018
"VI is undoubtedly You Me At Six's poppiest effort yet complete with funky, melodic beats and synths along with relatable themes of relationships, feelings and late night adventures that perfectly straddles the line between pop and rock".
Distorted Sound
d. 3. Oct. 2018
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Chris Pugh
d. 3. Oct. 2018
"You shouldn't expect YOU ME AT SIX to be headlining arenas off the back of this record, but the Surrey rockers have done a succinct job at stabilising a train that looked to be derailing. Perhaps the biggest victory that can be found within the walls of this album is that YOU ME AT SIX have opened the door to a whole new tempo change where they sound at home. Night People can't be forgotten just yet, and the band may still suffer the damage of that record for the foreseeable future, but VI is at least a start".