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Universal acclaim- based on 35 Ratings
User score distribution:
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Positive: 28 out of 35
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Mixed: 5 out of 35
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Negative: 2 out of 35
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May 31, 2020
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Feb 11, 2019One of the best albums I have heard this year, there are suprising amount of catchy melodies hidden in the supposedly random sound clips, very engaging listen
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May 7, 2019By no contest, this is the greatest album released by Xiu Xiu. While remaining heavily dark and experimental, "Girl with Basket of Fruit" contains the group's catchiest, most palatable songs to date.
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Dec 21, 2019
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Sep 2, 2022
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Aug 21, 2022Absolutely fantastic album. From the rapid paced songs like pumpkin attack on mommy on daddy, to the darker more ominous songs like Mary turner, and to the slower tracks like Normal love, this album never leaves you bored and only wanting more. Only critique for the whole album is that amargi ve moo isn’t something I would enjoy out of the context of the album as a whole.
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The WireMar 7, 2019The blithe ease with which it slips from unruly quasi-techno to Tony Conrad-like violin drone (“Pumpkin Attack On Mommy And Daddy”; “The Wrong Thing”) keeps this consistently diverting. [Mar 2019, p.62]
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Feb 26, 2019Without the contextual anchor that Vo’s art gave to “Deforms,” Girl often gets lost in its own tormented vision. The album plays out like a series of crises, some real, some imaginary, some personal, others global. ... The better angels of Xiu Xiu’s nature are on display in the slow, scraping cello elegy “Amargi ve Moo” and in album closer “Normal Love,” the closest Girl gets to a legitimate pop song.
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Feb 22, 2019There's nothing fetishistic, voyeuristic, or pathetically ambiguous here, more an outpouring of disgust that we seem to be in similarly horrendous times again. There are moments of beauty here too, of course, for that contrast has always been a hallmark of Jamie Stewart's songwriting, and what makes Xiu Xiu bleed where others merely pose.