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10.0
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The List
Delivered with an arched eyebrow, no question, but it’s a masterful extended piece of pop invention
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10.0
77120
10.0 |
DIY
Everything Everything have sculpted a masterpiece. ‘Get to Heaven’ may well have slipped from the clouds
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10.0
77122
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Q
This is proof that out of the shit of the modern world, great things can come. Print edition only
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10.0
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State
Everything Everything have thrown themselves into the maelstrom with Get to Heaven, releasing a resolute soundtrack to our sorrowful, hellish times. It’s an astonishing achievement
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10.0
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Digital Spy
It might only be June, but something spectacular needs to happen between now and the end of 2015 to displace Get To Heaven as the album of the year
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9.0
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9.0 |
Clash
Right now they are Britain's best pop band
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8.5
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8.5 |
The Line Of Best Fit
This is pop music with complex narratives, and if the masses are willing to listen, they could be the band that recharges the UK charts with genuinely meaningful music
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8.5
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The 405
It's the insular nature of these songs that makes the album better than their previous efforts
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8.0
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musicOMH
Musical proof that clever calculations and emotion can mix
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8.0
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Evening Standard
They’re overflowing with ideas, but they never lose focus
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8.0
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The FT
The Manchester band says we can change and their songs mutate from pomp-rock to fiddly indie-disco to Afro-pop
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8.0
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The Observer
As with their previous work, it transcends easy genre-pigeonholing, but imagine a Radiohead you can dance to and you’re getting close
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8.0
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Drowned In Sound
They now harness their energy and admirable imagination to serve a song as precision-engineered pop chops have displaced the wilfully outre
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8.0
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The Irish Times
They remain a divisive band, but the twists and turns of this album makes it indisputably engrossing
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8.0
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8.0 |
The Skinny
It’s a proven formula, but throw in cheeky wordplay and EE are a welcome counterpoint to today’s starchily sincere indie brood
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8.0
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The Digital Fix
These four lads create something that’s unlike anything else in the mainstream today
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8.0
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Under The Radar
Get to Heaven is another big step toward the leading spotlight the burgeoning art-pop genre needs
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8.0
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Beardfood
Their talent is impressive, but showmanship never gets in the way of sheer joy
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7.2
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Pitchfork
Get to Heaven pivots on the violent last resorts of the disenfranchised, and the false prophets who claim to save them
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7.0
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NME
For all its technicality and viscerality, the album never packs the same emotional punch as 2013’s ‘Arc’ and some songs - like the glitchy, overlong ‘Warm Healer’ - never quite seem to find their own centre of gravity
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7.0
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Uncut
Exhausting third from hard-working art-rockers. Print edition only
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6.0
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God Is In The TV
As a whole it’s brave and entertaining but conceptually incomplete
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6.0
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The Music
It’s filled with soaring vocals, blistering guitar lines and scintillating synths built for the masses of people that fill stadiums
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6.0
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6.0 |
Mojo
It articulates troubling state-of-the-nation observations with Quixotic musical ambitions. Print edition only
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6.0
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The Independent
Throughout Get to Heaven, Jonathan Higgs’s voice veers between energetically chivvying and ingratiating, like he’s trying to force something down your gullet against fierce resistance
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6.0
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The Guardian
From deeply beautiful to spectacularly irritating, Everything Everything’s third album captures the sensory overload of modern life all too well
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