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- Summary: The latest full-length release from British punk rock duo The Lovely Eggs was produced with Dave Fridmann.
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- Record Label: Egg Records
- Genre(s): Pop/Rock
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MojoMay 28, 2024Contrasting bleak truths with giddy popsike, bubbling defiance and a rebuff to arts-funding BS. [Jul 2024, p.95]
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Classic Rock MagazineMay 28, 2024Eggsistentialism might just be their best. [Jul 2024, p.79]
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UncutMay 28, 2024These are distressed, in-limbo songs. Their unlikely latter-day alliance with Dave Fridmann adds poignantly lavish flourishes and echoing space-age keyboards to the dead-end punk tattoo of “I Don’t Fucking Know What I’m Gunna Do” and monotone monologue and suffocating synths of “Nothing/Everything”. [Jul 2024, p.35]
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May 28, 2024Overall, the album is a fine addition to the Lovely Eggs’ ever-expanding nest of acid punk, and Ross’ emotional refrain on “I Am Gaia” perhaps best encapsulates Eggsistentialism: “When you tell the crowd you’re broken, and they clap for more.”