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Tricky
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Ununiform finds Tricky blending his Guyanese influences together with R&B, reggae, house, and Russian hip-hop, creating an experience that transcends most contemporary listening experiences
Under The Radar
Tricky
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Tricky effectively goes missing as sultry vocal proxies Avalon Lurks, Mina Rose and Terra Lopez takes the weight, before beautifully briny closer When We Die, with original foil Martina Topley-Bird, reminds us of his peculiar strengths. Print edition only
Mojo
Tricky
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It seems he's at peace with trip-hop and his legacy. Print edition only
Uncut
Tricky
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The most Tricky-like he's sounded in years. Print edition only
Q
Tricky
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Throughout, Tricky creates a claustrophobic world full of stark bass lines, pop digressions and slinky Bristol moments
The Observer
Tricky
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Tricky comes across as vulnerable and lost in reflection
The Music
Tricky
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Ununiform will slow your heart rate right down while making the hair on the back of your neck stand tall
The Irish Times
Tricky
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Tricky translates newfound contentment into songs that fail to live up to the risk-taking example of his early work
Pitchfork
Tricky
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Ununiform is an uneven album at best, showing that Tricky isn't bereft of ideas but was lacking the fire to properly flesh them out
Exclaim
Moses Sumney
Aromanticism
Sumney approaches the complexities of relationships, power structures and an inability to experience romantic love with a quiet, powerful confidence
Exclaim
Wolf Alice
Visions Of A Life
These are anthemic, headlining songs from a band that is fast becoming one of our finest. Print edition only
Q
Hiss Golden Messenger
Hallelujah Anyhow
The sound of a man happy in his own skin. Print edition only
Q
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