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With Dark Matter, the band has rarely sounded more essential
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While it may be a touch less adventurous as it’s two predecessors, 'Dark Matter' succeeds overwhelmingly
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Tarantula Heart definitely needs a better editor in numerous spots and the repetitiveness of the riffing doesn’t generate the heat that Melvins-adjacent bands like Earth did at their peak. But it’s got some killer moments
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Dark Matter
It'd be nigh impossible to argue the band hasn't faded with age. But they're still here, they're still alive and by all available evidence, they're better for it
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The Brighton musician was left with several broken vertebrae in her back following pregnancy. Her creative community and drive during recovery spurred on these brilliant new songs
NME
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On their 12th studio album, the grunge veterans both return to their heavier roots and experiment with new sonic avenues after years of playing it safe
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Cloud Nothings
Final Summer
Cleveland’s most consistent rock group returns with—surprise, surprise—another solid album
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Dark Matter
Feels like the beginning of a thrilling new era for the band as Pearl Jam sound absolutely revitalised creatively on Dark Matter, a truly exciting record that captures the band at their best in nearly two decades
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