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Mar 5, 2020Throughout this 21-track pop odyssey, Lauv shows just why he’s considered one of the finest pop writers around.
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Mar 5, 2020Lauv has definitely established his own niche. Maybe it's only a matter of time before he becomes one of pop's biggest acts, but for now, ~how i'm feeling~ confirms that he's doing fine looking in from the out
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Mar 6, 2020[“Modern Loneliness”] is quietly anthemic; an ode to the contradictions of contemporary culture and the cognitive dissonance of wanting to feel better but not doing anything to get there. It’s the perfect conclusion to an album which speaks to the various anxieties of both its subject and its listeners.
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Q MagazineMar 5, 2020Ambition aplenty, but spread too thinly. [Apr 2020, p.111]
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Mar 5, 2020Spans a whopping 21 tracks – a length even the world’s greatest artists would struggle to fill without sneaking some sub-par songs in. Which means that lo-fi ballad ‘Julia’ is a little cloying, while the acoustic finger-picking of ‘For Now’ and jazzy guitar strums of ‘Sweatpants’ don’t quite live up to the high standard set elsewhere on the record.
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Mar 11, 2020There may be six different versions of Lauv pulling the strings, but in the end, they all sound alike.
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Feb 9, 2021Composed beautifully & it perfect depicts how everyone has felt throughout the pandemic. Lauv is a star and he is unstoppable.