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10.0
122698
10.0 |
The Guardian
Just 12 weeks after their previous double album, the British group dance from sorrow to resistance, mixing fearless lyrics with house, funk and disco
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10.0
122699
10.0 |
Albumism
They have sculpted the soundtrack to a revolution and reflected the struggles that mark our times — if you listen closely enough and shrug off the fear, that revolution might just come
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9.0
122700
9.0 |
Clash
It’s a phenomenal record, undoubtedly one of the finest to be released this year – in its mood, kineticism, and an adorned darkness, ‘Untitled (Rise)’ captures something truly remarkable about this chaotic era
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9.0
122818
9.0 |
All Music
5, 7, Untitled (Black Is), and Untitled (Rise), issued within 16 months, amount to exactly three hours of exceptionally recombinant and enriching pro-black music with minimal excess. The rate and power of the output is stupefying
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8.1
122722
8.1 |
Beats Per Minute
More than writing simple protest songs, they are creating what is arguably some of the most life-affirming and confrontational music released in recent years – and all of it comes at a much-needed time
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8.0
122939
8.0 |
Pitchfork
Drawing on funk, Afrobeat, and spiritual tradition, two beautifully crafted albums from the elusive UK group passionately consider the entirety of the Black experience in this moment
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