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Universal acclaim- based on 58 Ratings
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Positive: 53 out of 58
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Mixed: 3 out of 58
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Negative: 2 out of 58
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Mar 11, 2021i mean i don’t know what’s wrong with pitchfork, they are so tasteless... this album is bad but nice try
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Mar 10, 2021Nicely produced I guess but it’s as dull as dishwater. The songs, for all the trendy brass flourishes, are lifeless. Same sound, same (personally I find it annoying) vocal delivery every track. Lots of people seem to love ‘Robber’. I found it really difficult to stick with after that track. Each to their own.
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Mar 1, 2021While there are many masterful qualities to what Tamara Lindeman has created with this record, more of the introspective numbers such as ‘Trust’ and ‘Robber’ would have made for a more sonically rewarding body of work. Otherwise, this is a vivid and vibrant return.
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Feb 9, 2021What's being attempted here is sensational, an unmissable combination of common emotions and abstract anxieties that shouldn’t work. And yet, when Lindeman shares with us, these songs explode with the air of something incredible.
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Feb 8, 2021Instrumentally, Ignorance transcends the traditional folk that The Weather Station tirelessly perfected over the previous four albums. With an ever-expanding palette of sonics at her disposal, Lindeman weaves these tales of turmoil and regret through the usage of everything possible – horns, strings, several subtle non-acoustic guitars, and most prominently the piano. To reach the levels of awareness she sought required another level of sound, and it crackles throughout Ignorance.