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Dark and emotionally heavy music that has a tonne of replay value despite its relatively sparse instrumentation. The songs shine individually but its best consumed as a whole, one little rollercoaster priming you perfectly for the next. My favourite discovery in quite some time. MrJelly
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I loved the entire album, the mix of Jess and Chelsea never stops surprising me, can’t wait to hear future Mrs. Piss albums!, Self-Surgery and Downer Surrounded by Uppers, my favorite tracks. One Woman Bands
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This dark and thoughtful rock record is so full of strength that it carries you through the bad times and gives hope again. Apart from the cathartic vocals there are also strong instrumental passages. Take a listen to the title track! stowi28
The guitarist's debut for Ba Da Bing is a captivating synthesis of and expansion on all of her recent outings, its avant-pop ditties underscored by personal vulnerability. Bandcamp Album of the Day Oct 15, 2020
Beautiful and mysterious folk-adjacent songs from this UK outfit that wreathe delicate acoustic guitar in mist-like synths. Bandcamp New & Notable Apr 10, 2021