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American Songwriter
Similar to the early work of the equally unconventional PJ Harvey, there’s no telling where McMahon, still just in her mid-20s, progresses to from here. But with the moving, bold and uncompromising Salt, it’s going to be worth watching
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8.3
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Consequence Of Sound
The result, if you are willing to engage and get just as vulnerable, is unforgettable. For those who are feeling lost and needing to really listen, Salt will speak loud, and McMahon’s music will remain a steadfast and spectral companion for a very long time
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8.0
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The Music
She doesn’t deviate from her tried and tested recipe for great songs
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Exclaim
Personal tumult is not an unusual topic for an album, especially by someone in their 20s, but McMahon's sharp lyrical phrases and outstanding voice are enough to make Salt a fresh and exhilarating debut
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6.0
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All Music
Salt serves as a solid introduction to this sensitive and engaging artist
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Uncut
McMahon has the same eye for poetically absurd detail as her compatriot Courtney Barnett. Print edition only
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Loud And Quiet
Already synonymous for her beckoning and delicately crafted vocal prowess – see track ‘And I am a Woman’ – Salt showcases her humility through fierce and emotive storytelling
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