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Jul 9, 2026While Frozen Charlotte is fun, and rarely feels laboured, it can be a lot. Unlike No Name, there is little stylistic variance between songs, and by the time you reach She’s in a Frenzy, you start to wonder if the album has simply looped back to the start, and you’re listening to the same overdriven guitar solos and sneery punk-rap from earlier.
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Jul 9, 2026More polished than No Name and even more intense. .... White breaks new ground while still recalling his blues-rock roots on the wildly successful Frozen Charlotte.
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Jul 8, 2026Offers up his most consistently bluesy offering since the early 2000s. Frozen Charlotte is a continuation of the streamlined rippers of 2024's No Name, although there's nothing here as straightforwardly catchy as "That's How I'm Feeling."
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Jul 7, 2026White’s Frozen Charlotte is a love letter to his favorite instrument, play time with a friend. And despite — or perhaps because of — this shift in emphasis away from lyrics and towards guitar, it has never been easier to see the real man inside the icon.
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Jul 7, 2026Frozen Charlotte is very much a guitar record – and one that is less inviting, at least on initial plays, than No Name. Stick with it, though, and it reveals its many charms and wonders.
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Jul 7, 2026For all the nods to his heroes, the record remains unmistakably his own: restless, argumentative, funny and just a little unhinged. .... It’s a hell of a ride.