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MojoMay 9, 2024They do sound less corporate, more like their original idiosyncratic selves. [Jun 2024, p.90]
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May 10, 2024This is easily KOL’s most promising, liberated record for over a decade but still surprisingly restrained in places. Can they have fun? Yes it appears, in places, but they could have had a whole lot more.
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May 10, 2024The good news is that Caleb Followill retains one of the great rock voices, a yearning, brittle, whiskey-brined caw that’s richer than ever. Kid Harpoon’s production is invariably excellent. .... Sadly, nearly every lyric dissolves into garbled nonsense.
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May 10, 2024There is a flowing sense of melody and dreamy atmosphere to mid-tempo songs (Actual Daydream, Nowhere to Run, Don’t Stop the Bleeding, Ease Me On) and a fistful of thrillingly raucous rockers (Nothing to Do, Hesitation Generation).