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Mar 5, 2021On Show Me How You Disappear, IAN SWEET reveals herself as an innovative artist unafraid to shine the light on deep, difficult complication and to create bright, interesting pop music that answers only to itself.
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Mar 5, 2021With a dream pop aesthetic and a mood that shifts from depressed to confident, the third album is Medford’s most varied and confident, making up for toning down the noise by dialing up the melody and soul.
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Mar 5, 2021Show Me How You Disappear may not hit the highs of her previous work as far as aesthetically pleasing noise, but it is a clear step-up for Medford’s songwriting talents. This may not suit everyone’s fancy, but for Medford it seems she’s finally found her footing.
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Mar 5, 2021Show Me How You Disappear is bigger, brighter, cleaner, more ambitious than anything she’s done.
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Rolling StoneMar 5, 2021Aims for the cosmos but lands in an indie-pop Twilight Zone. [Mar 2021, p.73]
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Mar 5, 2021IAN SWEET's most consistent set of songs to date.
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Mar 18, 2021As a whole, Show Me How You Disappear demonstrates a significant amount of promise, but gets muddied up by perpetual overexposure. It’s by no means an unpleasant or regrettable album, just one that doesn’t highlight the qualities that make Medford such a captivating artist.