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Oct 16, 2017The slower songs are this album’s great strengths: the magnificent Czech One, Lonely Blue and Logos all deal rivetingly with relationships (“her solvent’s dissolved”), while more guitar-oriented tunes such as Dum Surfer recall Jamie T.
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Oct 13, 2017That’s definitely not to say that the more languorous tracks don’t have their beautiful moments, with the likes of ‘Lonely Blue’ and ‘Sublunary’ providing an emotional apex to the album. As it draws on though, it gets easier to think that a bit of brutality on the cutting room floor might only have been of benefit to The Ooz.
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Oct 12, 2017The end result is by turns gripping, idiosyncratic, baffling and frustrating: not so much an ooze as a splurge of ideas--that’s nevertheless worth picking through.
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MojoOct 10, 2017Marshall's irregular flashes of idiosyncratic brilliance impress, though The OOZ's 19 tracks contain many longueurs that merely baffle or bore, so tread carefully. [Nov 2017, p.100]
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Nov 13, 2017The unpromising combinations separate rather than coalesce. The talented, pugilistic youngster’s best feels yet to come.
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User score distribution:
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Positive: 97 out of 110
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Mixed: 5 out of 110
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Negative: 8 out of 110
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Oct 13, 2017
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Oct 13, 2017King Krule on The OOZ is a moribund blossomer. Dark, discordant, vicious rock and moody jazz; more interesting than anything else you're listening to.
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