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Dec 6, 2019A group of veteran musicians who are committed to their craft, carrying themselves with stylish grace one crushing ballad at a time.
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Q MagazineNov 19, 2019Tindersticks once again turn the spaces and losses into songs of substance. [Jan 2020, p.114]
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Nov 18, 2019There's really no one else who does exactly what Tindersticks can, and No Treasure But Hope confirms they can not only create music of striking and forbidding beauty, they can do it in a hurry if need be.
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UncutNov 15, 2019Largely recorded over six fays in Paris, it adds test-card breeziness to the bleakness of "The Amputees," and delivers a gorgeous rumination on shattered love in "Carousel." [Dec 2019, p.32]
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Nov 15, 2019As an album No Treasure But Hope feels both familiar yet also a development. Emotional density to the lyrics pairs admirably with passionate, compelling music, and it’s varied enough to encourage engagement from beginning to end.
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Nov 15, 2019No Treasure But Hope is much as you would expect: subdued and crepuscular, everything stripped back so each musical element is distinct and has its own breathing space.
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Dec 5, 2019It’s one of their most contented and effusive albums, and as a result one of their most immediately accessible.
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MojoNov 15, 2019No Treasure But Hope is further refinement of what they've been doing in the past. [Dec 2019, p.89]
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Nov 15, 2019The album's arrangements are uniformly beautiful, coddling Staples' vocals at all times, though sometimes to the point of being overly cloying.