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8.0
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The Arts Desk
If you're averse to the smartarse or collegiate, you may have alarm bells ringing by this point, but seriously, it's not like that
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8.0
112842
8.0 |
Mojo
While six of these 19 tracks are intricately wrought miniatures, it's the supreme confidence of four-minute relative marathons Peel Free and horn-pricked parental paean Bloom Wither Bloom that shine. Print edition only
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7.0
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Uncut
Aokohio maintains that momentum, even if it is typically scattershot, haphazard, surreal and episodic, featuring short bursts of beautiful melody, soul-searching found sounds, unsettling atmospherics and dark humour. Print edition only
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7.0
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Loud And Quiet
There is nostalgia throughout AOKOHIO, but not just the misty-eyed kind
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7.0
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PopMatters
Why? return from a hiatus with the new visual album, Aokohio, which recalls Yoni Wolf's earlier works
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6.0
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DIY
Yoni drops his sometimes coy, sometimes inscrutable persona of the past in order to let us in on a period of anxious self-reflection
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6.0
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6.0 |
Q
Mixes experimental sketches and DIY electronica with Animal Collective-like Peel Free's meditation on a life quixotic. Print edition only
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6.0
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6.0 |
Spectrum Culture
The album’s obscure, fragmented arrangements are initially a point of interest but end up detracting from the whole
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5.3
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Pitchfork
Yoni Wolf and his band switch up their approach with bite-sized songs, a visual album, and an uncharacteristic focus on the past
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