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The Independent
She frequently weaponises her voice, snarling and howling her pain into the ether; on the French-spoken piano ballad “Falaise de Malaise”, though, she is whisperingly vulnerable. What an extraordinary artist Martha Wainwright is
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Uncut
Fizzing creativity is audible across the whole record. Print edition only
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Mojo
Wainwright's fifth LP has artistry galore. Print edition only
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All Music
One can only hope Martha Wainwright doesn't have to go through this much pain the next time she writes an album, but Love Will Be Reborn at least reminds us that she was able to build something remarkable out of all that chaos
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musicOMH
It may be an album that’s been borne out of darkness, but as another Canadian wordsmith once sang, there’s a crack in everything, that’s how the light gets in
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American Songwriter
If artistry is the product of passion, then Wainwright has demonstrated yet again that she’s capable of channeling it better than most
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Northern Transmissions
It is a lengthy album, almost an hour and eleven songs altogether, but there is great variety from start to finish, and the story, given that time, gets as close to fully told as possible
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Pitchfork
On her first album in five years, the singer-songwriter meditates on love, grief, and motherhood with vibrant melodies and newfound perspective
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7.0
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Spectrum Culture
The reemergence of a woman finding her way back from a volatile period
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Slant Magazine
The boldest expressive choices on Martha Wainwright’s Love Will Be Reborn are vocal rather than thematic
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Exclaim
As surprisingly and pleasingly intimate and stripped down of an album you're going to hear from someone as naturally theatrical as Martha Wainwright
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