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Mar 4, 2025There are no split decisions here. Divorce have delivered a strong early contender for album of the year.
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Mar 7, 2025The result is a dynamic, difficult-to-predict listen that gently but deftly rebuts anyone who thinks they already know what Divorce are all about.
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Mar 24, 2025Outside of some slight bloat that nears The Lumineers' territory, the bulk of the album is far too open and compassionate to ignore.
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Mar 12, 2025Drive to Goldenhammer is a smashing success because it never lets these inspirations get in the way of actually feeling inspired. With a lot of bands, a debut can often feel like watching a weathervane settle in a direction; but with Divorce, it feels like they could go anywhere they want to go.
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Mar 7, 2025Divorce have served quite a calling card with this debut, and it’s fair to say that, by the sounds of it, they’re in it for the long haul.
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Record CollectorMar 4, 2025Possessing a kinetic, free-spirited energy. [Mar 2025, p.103]
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MojoMar 4, 2025Some bands arrive as a work in progress. Others, such as Divorce, are fully formed from Birth. .... They tick boxes aplenty. [Apr 2025, p.86]
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UncutMar 4, 2025An album that feels comfortable and confident, and made by a group of people who have found their own idiosyncratic rhythm. [Mar 2025, p.32]
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Mar 4, 2025Drive to Goldenhammer sees the quartet plant strong roots and demonstrates that their combination of talent, originality, and introspection has the potential to journey anywhere they wish.
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