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8.8
49332
8.8 |
AltSounds
Songs is smart slick and sexy but it has a real heart to it, not to mention an edgier side to the superficial varnish of it's smooth melodies and rich harmonies
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8.0
39765
8.0 |
Q
Yorkshire dubstep don shows his class on album number two. edition only
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8.0
39731
8.0 |
NME
You can blame him for Skrillex – but dismiss his second album, ‘Songs’, only at your peril
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7.0
39732
7.0 |
Rolling Stone
Dubstep is outweighed by effervescent house, pop, R&B, dancehall, even twostep garage – a style that preceded dubstep – with vocals ready to pop like champagne bubbles
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6.7
39758
6.7 |
Pitchfork
The main issue with Songs is that, for an album of "songs," there are too few pop cuts to work well as a whole
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6.0
39733
6.0 |
Consequence Of Sound
Songs does not kill Rusko’s brostep monster. It just drastically smooths out the edges and makes it a bit more ready for popular consumption
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6.0
40217
6.0 |
PopMatters
As with OMG, Songs is solid when it sticks to what it knows best, the crisp beats, playful bass wobbles and shuddering tempo
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5.0
40755
5.0 |
Loud And Quiet
Adopting an end-of-exams-foam-party mindset enables a fairer assessment of the undeniably competent work on offer here, and the fact is, six out of 13 songs are 100% fit for purpose – rules dictate a halfway score!
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5.0
39730
5.0 |
BBC
The wump is just stuck on top of things, a lairy, generalised interruption, like a crowd of drunken football fans shouting on the underground
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