1. LuizCC

   10

   It's a cohesive album, emotional within, but the real point is Lykke's unique voice. It has nasal forms, vibratos, powerfull spelling, we can feel what she is saying, what she lived and it is the key to this CD. Her efforts to make something about herself were accomplished, and her voice is just comparable to Bjork's. Extraordinary.… Expand

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2. Markovian

   10

   Lykke Li is big and bold, soft and subdued, dancy and sleepy, all within one record. It’s nothing less than exactly what I was hoping for from her sophomore effort. While she may have abandoned Youth Novels, I’ve kept it around, and Wounded Rhymes is a perfect companion piece. Lykke Li is the alt-pop anti-princess, gobbling mushrooms and talking **** about you and your pedestrian affinity for her earlier work. While there’s elements of Youth Novels all over this album, they’re second cousins at best, and this is a huge leap forward. I can’t think of why anyone wouldn’t like this, and I’m having an incredibly hard time thinking of something bad to say about it. I guess it isn’t free, is only 48 minutes long, and you can’t eat it.… Expand

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3. Falling_Hammer

   10

   Since "Markovian" already wrote everything there is to be written I'll just make this short. It's a great album, filled with stunning drumbeats, rhythms and so much more. When I first heard this album I thought: "Could this be true, is it so fu***** awesome?" If You think that there's no reason in spending money on this album, well think again. I say bull*** to all those who think that this album sucks. Listen it again and explore the harmonies surrounding this Masterpiece.… Expand

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     2 of 2 users said yes

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