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  • Summary: The seventh full-length release from Erin Birg as Mega Bog was co-produced with James Krivchenia (who also mixed and played drums on the record).
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  1. Positive: 6 out of 7
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  1. May 18, 2023
    85
    End of Everything is an efficient and tightly packed record, and one that should be required listening for all generations.
  2. May 18, 2023
    84
    As painstakingly beautiful as her more inscrutable records have been, to witness Mega Bog in crystalline electronica is to witness an artist reclaim and represent her consciousness with unsettling clarity.
  3. May 23, 2023
    83
    End of Everything is not an obviously uplifting album, but it is in many places breathtaking.
  4. Uncut
    May 18, 2023
    80
    The songs tap '80s electronic pop, art-house soundtracks of the same era, psych-prog ad house and constitute a compelling set-piece. [Jun 2023, p.32]
  5. Mojo
    May 18, 2023
    80
    End Of Everything surface gloss barely conceals a raw intensity. [Jun 2023, p.90]
  6. May 23, 2023
    70
    This album is far more challenging than the lush, sprightly Life, and Another; although a good deal shorter, it’s more dense, and it can feel overwhelming. For that reason, it can sometimes feel more rewarding, too.
  7. May 18, 2023
    60
    A selection of often very solid songs that waivers a touch towards its back end, but nonetheless marks another solid entry to the output of an always interesting artist.
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  1. Jun 7, 2023
    8
    This half-and-half emotion album by Mega Bog is a complete success from beginning to end. There is a great fun, very danceable on the firstThis half-and-half emotion album by Mega Bog is a complete success from beginning to end. There is a great fun, very danceable on the first half that rescues the best of the retro music with a change to hear the power of Elizabeth's voice. On the second half, the pace is lowered, but there is still a nice vast space left to feel and breath with a lot more of sensibility and enjoyable melancholy. I would recommend it completely. Expand