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- Summary: This is the fifth album for the Argentinean artist.
- Record Label: Domino
- Genre(s): Indie, Rock, Pop, Electronic
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Positive: 17 out of 19
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Mixed: 2 out of 19
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Molina has created a genre all her own, and Un Dia is its pièce de résistance.
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This is an adventurous and beguiling record that eschews the abrasiveness of Björk's more esoteric albums in favour of inviting the listener to explore its deeper reaches alongside the artist.
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Juana Molina has transcended mockery and doubters to follow her muse and succeed on her own terms.
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The organic lushness should please indie-pop fans reluctant to embrace synth music, while the emphasis on sound instead of structure holds appeal for fans of loop music who’ve grown bored of its now-familiar tropes.
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Filter"Son" was a hushed wonder, full of digital loops, whispered lullabies and surround-sound chill. Its dizzying template has mutated nicely on Un Dia. [Fall 2008, p.97]
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Listened to absentmindedly, its deep, rumbling groove and overlapping rhythmic lines may initially seem nothing more than an artfully assembled soporific swirl. Live with it a while, though--give it time and space in order that it may weave its beguiling spell--and delights aplenty unfurl.
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Q MagazineThe likes of Los Hongos De Marosa glide by in a swirl of subtle beats and understated Spanish vocals, but nothing snags the ear. [Nov 2008, p.118]
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