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A bit harder and more immediate, which doesn’t end up all bad, but does sacrifice that elegiac joy they used to perfect so readily
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Blondes hone in on more overt dancefloor energies while maintaining the dreamy introspection that is their signature
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Expertly captures the spirit of 3am raves in dingy Berlin clubs and late night warehouse parties within the Baltic states
The Line Of Best Fit
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Focusing on the percussive framework of the tracks but still with their trademark atmospheric soundscapes in tow
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Taken all together, Warmth is an enveloping listen, whether you’re the type to get up and move to music, or just sit and overthink it
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Blondes haven't drastically improved on their sound, but they feel at home delivering ten more high-quality textural cuts
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Dent May makes glum sounds that sound happy, with old-fashioned panache. But the production of his latest collection is dense and muddled
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