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9.0
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9.0 |
Sputnik Music (staff)
This is a record that focuses on some weighty topics while also insisting that the end of the world is nigh; yet, it also beckons for us to head bang, dance, and lose ourselves in the moment. It takes a deft hand to carve out such a niche. Moral Panic is simultaneously the most depressing and fun rock record of 2020, and that’s got to count for something
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8.0
122344
8.0 |
musicOMH
This is an album which, although it encompasses many feelings, never seems to fully settle on one – and therefore it’s both incredibly prescient and incredibly easy to get lost in its whirlwind wonderland of bittersweet narratives
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7.5
122345
7.5 |
The Line Of Best Fit
Somewhere in the combination of the album’s dramatic, heavy riffs and revealing lyrics, there’s a depth to the artistry that depicts both the political criticisms that sit at its crux, as well as the band’s trademark alt-rock sound
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7.0
122346
7.0 |
Clash
The band achieve another phenomenal album which might have benefited from one or two fewer songs - but nevertheless demonstrates their dramatic range of capabilities with a spattering of radio hits
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7.0
122348
7.0 |
The Music
It feels like the boys have taken a moment to breathe, refocus and redirect
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7.0
122349
7.0 |
Gigwise
Fresh, intriguing and unconventional
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4.0
122347
4.0 |
Kerrang!
There are some strong moments here – the guitar-driven This Feels Like The End boasts the album’s best chorus, and Impossible exudes moments of genuine passion – but ultimately, Moral Panic feels more like a sideways step than a stride forward for Nothing But Thieves
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