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Sep 17, 2014This record is a composite piece blessed with a vision and singularity that repeatedly surprises and invigorates.
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Sep 11, 2014If False Idols was the return, Adrian Thaws is the great diversification, and if being disappointed with your universally accepted classic inspires greatness like this, then Maxinquaye be damned (but only in Tricky's presence).
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Sep 4, 2014The album's standouts, however, are the two collaborations with Tirzah, whose understated vocals fit perfectly with Tricky's unnerving instrumentation and help to reveal an artist who's still capable of surprising, disturbing and revelling in his own idiosyncracies.
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Sep 4, 2014Tricky’s struck gold once again with this.
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The WireDec 2, 2014Expectations are, as ever, moderate for Tricky's latest album, and he doesn't disappoint. [Sep 2014, p.60]
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Oct 7, 2014Collaborations abound, and most of them work.
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Sep 25, 2014Restless, furiously inventive and resolutely original, Tricky shows no signs of thawing just yet.
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Sep 12, 2014Adrian Thaws is one of his most successful attempts to achieve reconciliation between the strengths of his established sound, and his need to progress as an artist.
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UncutSep 4, 2014Adrian Thaws is another decent entry in the latterday Trickypedia, rolling along on circular bluesfunk grooves and furtive whisper-croak boy-girl vocals. [Oct 2014, p.79]