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Aurora
- Record Label: Glassnote Entertainment Group
- Release Date: Jan 21, 2022
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Universal acclaim- based on 153 Ratings
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Positive: 138 out of 153
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Mixed: 4 out of 153
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Negative: 11 out of 153
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Jan 25, 2022This is the first AURORA album I listened to. Honestly I didn't enjoy this album that much. I can't connect with some tracks. I love the production but I don't like how some tracks were written. As much as I enjoyed the production, I don't find the lyrics very communicating.
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Feb 10, 2022The Gods We Can Touch feels like a very round pop record, a little bit of everything for everyone, and it's been smartly complemented by great visuals (the video for "Cure for Me" is mesmerizing) and an impeccable production job by Magnus Skylstad, who doubles down as a drummer in her live performances, and multi-instrumentalist and producer Matias Tellez. Definitely a strong contender for one of the most interesting pop albums of the year.
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MojoJan 24, 2022It's hard not to wonder whether Aksnes has been crowded-out on her own album [Mar 2022, p.83]
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Jan 21, 2022These songs are her most heartfelt to date, reaching into the depths of her character. The influence of Björk is occasionally audible, but so are inflections from as far afield as Enya and composer Karl Jenkins. Yet Aurora is very much herself, one of the most exciting female singers around – and The Gods We Can’t Touch adds another set of strings to her generously filled bow.