King of conflict
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Pitchfork
d. 1. okt. 2012
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Lindsay Zoladz
d. 1. okt. 2012
"Though Heavy Mood's dedication to freedom, love, and liberation is admirable in the abstract, many recent records have tangled with these concepts with more originality and flair. Last year alone, tUnE-yArDs' exhilarating w h o k i l l explored many of Heavy Mood's themes with more specificity and bite, and the now-defunct Baltimore band Ponytail made a great record called Do Whatever You Want All the Time, with freewheeling music that actually made good on that credo. Compared to these records-- and earlier Tilly and the Wall releases-- what feels missing from Heavy Mood is specificity".
AllMusic
2012
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Tim Sendra
2012
"Some judicious editing on the band's part would have made this a worthy follow-up to their first two excellent albums but as it stands, it's more of a confused and confusing record that is hard to recommend to anyone except fans who came on board when O was released".