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7.0
146797
7.0 |
The Line Of Best Fit
Bass Persuades luxuriates in both her hard-won wisdom and confidently polished taste, nothing more or less. It may not be as progressive as its predecessor, but it’s fascinating all the same
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7.0
146798
7.0 |
Rolling Stone
Massive bangers don't seem to motivate her any more — at least, not as much as the love she goes home to at the end of the night
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6.7
146799
6.7 |
Consequence Of Sound
The album is kind of fun, but it would be more fun with better lyrics
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6.0
146800
6.0 |
musicOMH
Marking her 10th album under a new moniker, the former Disney star's latest artistic reinvention is as intriguing as it is muddled
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6.0
146801
6.0 |
NME
The ever-evolving artist settles comfortably into her own skin on her 10th album, even if the best stuff is hidden away on the record
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6.0
146812
6.0 |
Hot Press
Throughout Bass Persuades, a darker, industrial Miley is fighting to be heard. The album is at its best when she gives that side room to breathe
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6.0
146957
6.0 |
Still Listening
The flashes of darkness and experimentation on Bass Persuades only make Miley’s frustrating retreat into safer territory harder to understand
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5.8
146802
5.8 |
Paste Magazine
Her latest album lacks direction, but gives glimpses of what could've been if she'd followed its strongest songs’ best impulses
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5.3
146803
5.3 |
Pitchfork
Miley Cyrus has a distinctive voice, outsize charisma, and an infamous weird streak, but her short, uninspired new album sounds dated on arrival
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5.0
146804
5.0 |
Slant Magazine
The album’s abrupt shifts in genre and tone never allow you to settle in
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5.0
146884
5.0 |
Spectrum Culture
After a daring and impressive ninth album, Miley Cyrus rebrands by going back to basics with a boring, cliched release that’s often unpleasant to listen to
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