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Pitchfork 8.0/10 Three years after "212", her confrontationally profane lead single, Azealia Banks has finally released her proper debut. It's all over the place, with tracks new and old and production that runs the gamut from Ariel Pink to Lone to AraabMuzik, and it functions as a sort of anthology, complete with flashes of brilliance.
The Line of Best Fit 8/10 Azealia Banks finally released that first LP. And it's really worth the wait.
Rolling Stone 3.5/5 Check out our album review of Artist's Broke With Expensive Taste on Rolling Stone.com.
Clash 7/10 Album review: Azealia Banks - Broke With Expensive Taste. Never less than entirely entertaining, and much better than expected...
The Observer 4/5 After a long wait, Azealia Banks’s debut finally lands. It was worth the wait, writes <strong>Suzie McCracken</strong>
Slant 3/5 Unfocused and sporadically brilliant, ranging between irritating moments of woolgathering oddness and ripe, sharply delivered wordplay.
The Guardian 3/5 Broke With Expensive Taste shows why people got excited about Banks in the first place, even if it remains a niche concern, writes<strong> Alex Macpherson</strong>
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