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The Who  WHO

A worthy addition to the band’s catalogue The FT

William Patrick Corgan  Cotillions

While it’s not a classic of the Corgan canon, it does feel like he’s enjoying himself immensely doing it. And we’re happy enough to hear that Kerrang!

William Patrick Corgan  Cotillions

This is more gentle and folky than his last solo album 'Ogilala’, but the famously controlling musician often overcooks his lyrics and melodies NME

William Patrick Corgan  Cotillions

The cantankerous Smashing Pumpkin embraces his vision of country music, but the lightest, breeziest songs of his career come with their own peculiar Corganian paradox Pitchfork

William Patrick Corgan  Cotillions

A "true labor of love" that earns its stylistic detour but overstays its welcome Consequence Of Sound

William Patrick Corgan  Cotillions

The concept of ‘Cottilions’ definitely deserves some applause. It’s a big, brave project for anyone to take on, and rather than disappoint or fail, it impresses, and in some places, it shines Clash

The Who  WHO

If this album does turn out to be their swansong, it won’t be the one that fans remember them for but as a collection of serviceable rock tracks to nod along to for old time’s sake, it’s just fine The Irish Times

The Who  WHO

Roger Daltrey and Pete Townshend may not have worked together in the studio, but their chemistry is perfectly balanced The Independent

The Who  WHO

After all these years, it becomes clear that the relationship between Daltrey and Townshend - the singer serving as the songwriter's best interpreter and editor - is at the core of the Who, which is why Who feels like a Who album: The two still bring out the best in each other All Music

The Who  WHO

Although it’s been 13 years since their last LP and more than half a century since they formed, Pete Townshend and Roger Daltrey still know who they are Rolling Stone

Richard Dawson  2020

Pieces together a fragmented snapshot of quotidian life in Middle England via a series of discontinuous vignettes Tiny Mix Tapes

Tindersticks  No Treasure But Hope

The latest album from the long-running English band is one of their most sensuous and sunlit, playing on new shades of hope, love, and melancholy Pitchfork

Lizzo  Cuz I Love You

Early fans may mourn the lack of edge that this major label debut may have smoothed out, but everyone else best get their “Lizzo 2020” signs on the lawn music OMH

The Who  WHO

With WHO, ‘classic’ doesn’t mean retread. After 16 years from the studio, they’re here to challenge, not to please The Arts Desk

Beck  Hyperspace

Not all of the 11 tracks here strike gold, but they glitter and glow with positivity music OMH