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Nov 8, 2019Still relaxed, LAHS clouds over with less reverb, punchier drums, and – at long last – vocals at the front of the mix.
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Nov 11, 2019All of the tracks are driven by an effortless rhythm section. But it isn't until the middle group of tracks that LAHS begins to explore new terrain.
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Oct 11, 2019There may be moments that give fans expecting another laidback psych record pause, but on the whole the band succeed in refurbing their template and coming up with something that's both extremely chill and interesting at the same time.
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UncutOct 9, 2019Even if Lahs isn't quite the album Allah-Las believed they were making, it's still a minor marvel. [Nov 2019, p.21]
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Oct 9, 2019Having few tonal shifts and being practically devoid of contrast, LAHS is the perfect atmospheric soundtrack for a backyard party with boozy beverages and adult tokeables.
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Oct 11, 2019LAHS is the sound of a band in transition. A record where the sunshine is too few and far between. They’ll surely be back on track before long, but for now, we’re going to have to look elsewhere for that aural vitamin D.
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MojoOct 9, 2019The group are definitely branching out, but they've not quite reached Zabriskie Point yet. [Nov 2019, p.91]
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Q MagazineOct 9, 2019As with a lot of their work it can occasionally lack bite, some fire in their impeccably tasteful bellies. [Nov 2019, p.108]