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Apr 9, 2021It genuinely is a fabulous album full of vim and vigour, from the celebratory burp that opens the album on the effervescent lip curling fuzz pop of “Pull the Plug” to the “tears at prom night vibe” (musically at least) on the gorgeous album closer “Take Me Away.”
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Apr 5, 2021Things even get a bit classic rock on the anthemic ‘All The Way’, which features Ride’s Andy Bell, but this self-produced and self-released record is DIY punk through-and-through.
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Apr 5, 2021DIY at its wilful, weird finest.
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Apr 5, 2021While Homecoming is missing some of the eccentricity and intimacy that made Lung Bread for Daddy so powerful, its frankness and playfulness proves Du Blonde can give her music a pop makeover without losing what makes it real.
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Apr 5, 2021While Homecoming could hardly be described as a massively commercial record, it’s certainly Du Blonde’s most accessible album to date, and the short running time means that it never outstays its welcome.
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Apr 6, 2021What the streamlined sound of ‘Homecoming’ lacks in broad musical scope, it more than makes up for in attitude.
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UncutApr 5, 2021A slice of life in all its messy, complicated and ultimately doomed glory. [May 2021, p.25]
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Apr 5, 2021Her earnestness makes for both difficult and comforting listening, as she vocalises some fairly morbid tales while offering comradeship through the strife.
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Apr 27, 2021
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Apr 17, 2021Witty yes, original yes and at times serious yes, but never dumb,. Du Blonde has the license to entertain from the word go