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The WireDec 6, 2011Never merely texture, just noise or dumb repetition, but always, instead, living and intelligent music. [Nov 2011, p.63]
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Sep 8, 2011On Glacial Glow, flurries of compositional details accentuate a reassuring aesthetic, inviting us seamlessly into her world.
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Sep 8, 2011The second half of the album is a little bit less direct in its approach, leaning more on the natural beauty of Lipstate's sonics rather than pronounced melody, but there's plenty of detail to turn over here as well.
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Sep 8, 2011Often when an artist gets stronger, the music becomes more universal, and reference points become easier to hear. It may sound paradoxical, but these evocations help make Glacial Glow distinct.
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Sep 8, 2011The album is a turning point for Lipstate, offering some of her most compositionally cohesive, refined songs, while managing to sacrifice none of the verve and licentiousness of her past work, which makes it the most complete-and most likely accessible-Noveller album to date.