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Q MagazineFeb 20, 2020This is a hugely promising debut. [Apr 2020, p.106]
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Feb 20, 2020In her journey to rediscover her own strength Banoffee has created a remarkable pop opus unquestionably destined to empower the marginalised.
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Feb 20, 2020A celebration and a middle finger as Banoffee reclaims her strength across tracks driven by wonky pop sensibilities and a drop of infectious playfulness.
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Aug 25, 2020It's a promising debut that should appeal particularly to fans of its electro-pop-minded contributors.
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Feb 26, 2020On the closing title track, she attempts to wind her own emotional experiences together with her father’s. ... it introduces the album’s most interesting material right at the end. If she had threaded it more steadily throughout, the album would have been a more keen statement than the respectable pop offering that it is.
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Feb 20, 2020Look At Us Now Dad is at its best when it treads further into experimental territory. ... Unfortunately, it can be frustrating that this isn’t emphasised more fully or frequently but still gives a glimpse into where Banoffee could ultimately head.