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MojoFeb 19, 2020A raw, often unnerving experience, but it delivers compelling and uplifting catharsis. [Apr 2020, p.94]
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Jan 28, 2020What brings to life the often spacious, simple melodies is Chadwick's deft storytelling. Most evocative, perhaps, are the throwaway details she uses to colour her songs with lived experience.
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Jan 28, 2020While the intimacy of the songs makes this a challenging listen, there is a humbling bravery here.
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Jan 28, 2020That split between sound and spirit lends another layer to the forlorn songs she’s been singing her whole career. In the genteel melodies and floating arrangements, she suggests that it’s still possible to find meaning when you’re weighed down by these feelings.
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Jan 28, 2020For those familiar with Chadwick's previous work, in addition to the lyrics' especially low lows, noteworthy is the album's tunefulness, especially in the case of the soaring piano pop entry "Please Daddy" and reflective "Make Hey." Though there are plenty of her trademark semi-melodic, improvised-sounding tirades as well.