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Jan 19, 2012Utilizing his filmic experience, their debut full-length album, Save Your Season, is a lushly cinematic affair drenched in reverb-laden psychedelics, shimmering shoegazing hooks, and floaty ethereal synths, but it's Hollie's detached yet fragile vocals that set this apart from his usual instrumental chillout fare... a valiant and occasionally compelling first effort.
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MojoJan 12, 2012Krautrock-tinged, distortion-clouded synthpop covered in soft blankets of breathy, post-Cocteau's vocals... Just breathe it in. [Dec. 2011 p. 98]
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Dec 14, 2011There's no personality here, nothing to cling on to and love.
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Dec 14, 2011It's unquestionably a beautiful (debut) album, and one that may be well-timed.
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Mar 5, 2012Save Your Season is so soaked in effects that the atmosphere smothers everything else, including some otherwise pretty-good songs.
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Q MagazineDec 22, 2011As a kind of '90s bedsit atmosphere plug-in, it works perfectly. [Jan 2012, p.124]
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Jan 4, 2012It's all too hammy, too rich to absorb.
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UncutDec 14, 2011Pleasant, but hardly original. [Dec 2011, p.90]
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Under The RadarJan 19, 2012An economical, tightly constructed album that never skimps on the emotion. [#39, p. 75]