• Record Label: Heavenly
  • Release Date: Jun 2, 2023
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  1. Jun 16, 2023
    8
    Second time listening to Baxter and I find him quite charming, a lot, actually. He has a cute way to not sing in his songs, and his oratory is very appealing. Yet, he is joined with very soft voices in this new album that is hard to not fall for him... for his music, of course haha.
    I don't know, this is the first time I feel this, and it is a feeling that has been following me since "The
    Second time listening to Baxter and I find him quite charming, a lot, actually. He has a cute way to not sing in his songs, and his oratory is very appealing. Yet, he is joined with very soft voices in this new album that is hard to not fall for him... for his music, of course haha.
    I don't know, this is the first time I feel this, and it is a feeling that has been following me since "The Night Chancers" (2020)... my perfect boyfriend sounds like Baxter Dury's music: mature, sincere, danceable, yet very sensible. He is not perfect, of course, but it's good(-natured) enough to make me feel secure.
    (jeees maybe i just want a suggar daddy)
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Universal acclaim - based on 7 Critic Reviews

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  1. The Wire
    Jul 13, 2023
    80
    A welcome return from Baxter Dury, as he turns his gaze to the past to offer up a typically wry dissection of his upbringing and his formative years. [Aug 2023, p.50]
  2. Jun 9, 2023
    80
    ‘I Thought I Was Better Than You’ proves a valuable insight into who Baxter Dury is.
  3. Jun 2, 2023
    70
    Baxter Dury deserves to be considered fully free of his father's shadow. Maybe after releasing this subtly brilliant and pleasingly scathing album, he'll finally believe it too.