Ohms

Deftones
Pitchfork 7.6/10 Deftones’ ninth album reaches for a plane beyond loud and quiet, where the band is free to indulge its harshest and most gentle impulses at once. For the first time, they make it look easy.
NME 5/5 The band's reunion with producer Terry Dart results in an album as thrilling – and as emotional – as they ever have been
The Line of Best Fit 8/10 As a career-defining decade ends, Sacramento's metal outsiders open a new one in clear-eyed fashion
Kerrang! 4/5 Deftones return with Ohms, an album charged with peerless power and precision...
DIY 4.5/5 If any of Deftones’ previous records are guilty of lacking focus, ‘Ohms’ is certainly safe from future vitriol.
The Independent 4/5 Idles compel you to pay attention on their vital third album, while Deftones are back to what they do best on ‘Ohms’
Under The Radar 8.0/10 The sauntering and sonically devastating rock that Deftones have worked decades to pioneer is the blueprint for many other acts looking to emulate that particular sound.
Clash 8/10 Now in their fourth decade of existence, and with 20 years distance from their commercial and critical peak 'White Pony', you’d forgive
Distorted Sound 10/10 Jessica Howkins reviews the brand new album from Deftones! Read her review of 'Ohms' here on Distorted Sound!
Metal Injection 10/10 The experi-metal titans are back - pay attention to the details...
Pop Matters 9/10 It's been over two decades since the Deftones broke free of their status as nu-metal/rap-rock avatars with the addition of experimental DJ/keyboardist...
The Guardian 3/5 The Sacramento band’s ninth album streamlines their experimentalism and adds a hit of 90s nu-metal