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Q MagazineMar 3, 2020Errol makes the listener work for its pleasures, but they're worth it. [Apr 2020, p.112]
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Mar 3, 2020While Errol’s jittering restlessness can make it hard to trace a narrative identity across the record, instead it plays like the sonic journal of a promising new talent, still establishing exactly what it is he wants to say. Until then, his experimentation is more than beguiling enough to keep fans waiting happily.
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MojoMar 3, 2020A tightly zipped, anxious, often menacing trawl through personal challenges, offset by Caribbean vocals and rhythms and collaborations. [Mar 2020, p.96]
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Mar 3, 2020His potential is audible, his aggressive performance on Name being a great example, but Errol is hopefully a stepping stone to a more actualised sound.
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The WireMar 3, 2020It seems telling for an album about self-discovery that the most convincing tracks are those where he’s openly panicking over his identity rather than those where he’s found an uneasy peace. [Mar 2020, p.61]
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Mar 8, 2020this is a joke right