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Oct 14, 2013It’s easily his most exhilarating and challenging record to date, keeping you on your toes throughout by juxtaposing subdued verses with huge, soaring choruses.
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Oct 25, 2013Each and every song sticks out musically for one reason or another--whether it’s the groovy bass line of “Sick of Words,” or the various movements of “Somewhere Unoccupied.”
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Dec 11, 2013The fantastically produced full-band sound serves as a lush backdrop for Devine's often political or culturally critical lyrics.
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Oct 11, 2013Whatever the contributing factors to Bubblegum and 'Bulldozer', it's clear this is Devine brimming with confidence and energy--and to remarkable effect.
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Alternative PressOct 11, 2013Bubblegum comes amid plenty KD material, but with endearing romps like the Nirvana-indebted title track and Criteria-sounding "Somewhere Unoccupied," it might be his best batch yet. [Nov 2013, p.88]
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Oct 25, 2013Even when the record bites a little harder on tracks like the politically charged “Fiscal Cliff”, or the Nirvana-inspired rendition of “She Can See Me”, there’s an energy to Bubblegum that allows for endless fun, even when the band furrows its brow in spots.
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Oct 11, 2013The main discernible difference immediately noticeable is the increased tempo and prominent, thundering rhythm section alongside racing guitars.
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