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May 5, 2016All Saints might never rise to that exalted company [Everlys, Beach Boys, Mamas and Papas], but there are more than enough reminders on this record that, when they are on, they can still create a sound which few if any of their peers can match.
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Apr 8, 2016They return to their roots for the addictive ’90s swing of ‘Make U Love Me’ but--frustratingly--after the sultry ‘Summer Rain’ the album quickly slips off piste. ‘Who Hurt Who’ is a wet Disney ballad, while the limp dancehall and incessant pitch-shifting of ‘Ratchet Behaviour’ grates. Third time lucky it might not be, but it’s not a million miles away.
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Q MagazineApr 8, 2016Red Flag is both consistent and memorable. [Jun 2016, p.108]
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Apr 8, 2016All Saints were never your orthodox pop act, with their luscious, layered songs built on a hybrid of adult themes and girl-group camaraderie. Parts of their fourth album don’t always match up to that former savvy style, however. Experiments with world rhythms sit next to mellow ballads of varying degrees of schmaltz.
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