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Pitchfork 7.3/10 The PC Music alum surveys the history of rave, sucking serotonin from its gleaming extremes: teeth-chattering trance, Thunderdome-worthy techno, and psychedelic chill-out.
The Needle Drop 6/10 Old school trance and rave vibes are back with a vengeance on Harlecore. Then MC Boing crashes the party.
Dork 4/5 ‘Harlecore’ is a truly thrilling creation.
DIY 3.5/5 While ‘Harlecore’ may be primed to bring the party, it’s just not quite the mad one we were hoping for.
The Forty Five 4/5 With an internet’s worth of influences, four rooms and three collaborators who take on post-human alter-egos, Danny L Harle’s bop-it-twist-it-pull-it pop is taken to a whole new dimension.
All Music 4/5 A multimedia project revolving around a virtual club, Harlecore presents the tracks that the club's four DJs spin.
The Observer 3/5 Harlecore is big, dumb escapist fun with – as no one says any more – a massive donk on it.
Loud and Quiet 7/10 Harlecore‘s gimmick is tempered with some incredibly solid melodies.
