Yesterday Was Lived and Lost
by New Build
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  1. AlexxTrusc
    May 26, 2012
    7
    Although the album "Yesterday Was Lost And Lived" may take fancy - mainly through a very interesting combination of electronic elements with indie rock and pop insertions, nevertheless the con are unmistakable vocals of an artist who obviously spoils the whole effect - which can be seen even after the "Medication". Fortunately in most compositions such as "Miranda, Be My Guide" and "MiseryAlthough the album "Yesterday Was Lost And Lived" may take fancy - mainly through a very interesting combination of electronic elements with indie rock and pop insertions, nevertheless the con are unmistakable vocals of an artist who obviously spoils the whole effect - which can be seen even after the "Medication". Fortunately in most compositions such as "Miranda, Be My Guide" and "Misery Loves Company" they used interesting filters, so that songs show their best side.… Expand

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78

Generally favorable reviews - based on 8 Critic Reviews

Critic score distribution:
  1. Positive: 7 out of 8
  2. Mixed: 1 out of 8
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  1. AllMusic
    May 3, 2012
    80
    Much more than a stop-gap substitute that will be forgotten by the time the next Hot Chip full-length comes along; Yesterday stands on its own terms as one of the finest dance/electro-pop records of the year.
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  2. Alternative Press
    Apr 12, 2012
    70
    A must for electro geeks. [May 2012, p.81]
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  3. Dusted Magazine
    Apr 10, 2012
    80
    It's an encyclopedia of rhythmic assimilation, perfectly executed, nary a lovingly adopted concept out of place. Catchy as hell, too.
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