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8.6
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Sputnik Music (staff)
It’s astonishing how luridly Yeule maps the cracks in their own mental health across the album, yet I can hardly imagine anyone else radiating so much joy and vitality at every turn in doing so
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8.5
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Pitchfork
On their riveting new album, the 25-year-old singer-songwriter-producer shifts from future-shocked electronic pop to a super-sized emotional bloodletting steeped in ’90s alternative
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8.0
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Exclaim
Ultimately softscars is a record about self-acceptance and the rocky road that's forever under construction that leads there. It's a process that's taken its toll on yeule, but, as the name suggests, the wounds are starting to heal
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8.0
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All Music
While it's not always as easy to listen to as yeule's previous recordings, softscars contains some of their strongest songwriting and most daring sound design, and feels like the most honest expression of their vision to date
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8.0
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NME
The Singaporean-born, LA-based artist’s third album sheds the high-concept for humanity
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8.0
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Slant Magazine
With their third studio album, the artist expands, refines, and masters their creative vision
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8.0
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The Line Of Best Fit
The album is a transition for yeule both musically and thematically, taking a step forward from their previous work
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8.0
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Loud And Quiet
An undeniably sharp collection of songs
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8.0
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Dork
Yeule couldn’t sound more comfortable as the record bounces between bedroom pop admissions and urgent party-starting ragers
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8.0
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The Observer
Ethereal tendencies give way to screamo and shredding on the Singaporean-British songwriter’s third album
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7.9
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Beats Per Minute
A voyager who’s attuned to the ways of humankind – eminently capable of engaging on their own terms
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7.0
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PopMatters
In weird ways, Yeule’s softscars works as a satisfying slice of artful pop for the Anthropocene that oozes catastrophe and captures a real cultural moment
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7.0
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DIY
A touching third act
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