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8.0
41005
8.0 |
Paste Magazine
Body Faucet shows signs of artistic growth and maturity, yet never at the expense of funkiness
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8.0
43824
8.0 |
DIY
A debut that, although perhaps too varied in places, is a great starting point for the quartet
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7.0
41006
7.0 |
Spin
Vampire Weekend’s younger brahs take MGMT lessons. Killer when catchy, dreary when not
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6.5
41001
6.5 |
Bowlegs
Features enough decent melody and musicality to warrant its existence
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6.0
41003
6.0 |
Consequence Of Sound
It’s definitely enjoyable, but it’s also inconsequential
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6.0
43512
6.0 |
NME
It over-stretches at almost an hour, but Reptar are seldom anything less than deft at being daft
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6.0
43822
6.0 |
The Line Of Best Fit
Ultimately an album of awkward house party music, but not much more
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6.0
45042
6.0 |
PopMatters
Although Body Faucet is a bit inconsistent ... the record is a brave and fairly fantastic debut that will surely grab the attention of those who give it a chance
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5.0
43823
5.0 |
The Digital Fix
A fun and well crafted collection of tunes that will keep the blues at bay, at least for a little while
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4.0
43821
4.0 |
musicOMH
The potential is undoubtedly there, but Reptar’s debut album suffers badly from the band’s chaotic approach
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2.0
43472
2.0 |
The Guardian
Every song borrows from something else, something vaguely similar but different enough to make this an incoherent mess, albeit one with oddball pretensions
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2.0
44711
2.0 |
No Ripcord
At best, this is a summery album with a Talking Heads: 77 influence, with a bit of Animal Collective added on top. But that’s only because of the incredible “influence” of Vampire Weekend
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