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American Songwriter
There’s no better example of that fusion than on the tracks “Devil’s Daughter” and “Your Mind’s Walking Out,” two well-paced example of how the harmonies reinforce the melodies’ tones and textures
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8.0
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Paste Magazine
They sound like they’ve been singing together all their lives—as if Anderson and Linthicum somehow stumbled upon a third cousin in a faraway land. Here’s hoping the distance doesn’t stop them from doing this again and again and again
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8.0
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Exclaim
In its entirety, the collaborative effort is compelling; Plastic Bouquet is the furthest thing from a plastic collection
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8.0
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Uncut
Each of these three artists brings out something new in the others, prodding them slightly out of their comfort zones. Print edition only
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Mojo
Linthicum's guitar adds texture and twang, as the interplay between the trio delivers their Plastic Bouquet close to country perfection. Print edition only
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Vinyl Chapters
Soulful, wise and impeccably crafted, Plastic Bouquet is a quietly devastating record of emotional explosions simmering beneath soothing, beguiling and tender moods
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The Quietus
For the most part, Plastic Bouquet has a much stronger country influence thanks to the involvement of Williams with tracks like ‘Old Fashioned Man’ and ‘I Wonder Why’ making you swear you heard them somewhere before, a very long time ago
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7.0
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Pitchfork
Both vocally and narratively, Anderson and Williams have found a songwriting partner to push them in unconventional directions. Plastic Bouquet feels like the kismet of finding a kindred spirit halfway across the world
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